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  • Finn Offers New Line of Premium Mulches for Erosion Control, Hydroseeding Applications

    TRU-Mulch line consists of six mulches
    March 8, 2010

    Finn Corp. introduces its TRU-Mulch line, consisting of six mulches designed to meet the demands of various erosion control and hydroseeding projects. The wood fibers used throughout the line originate from virgin poplar and pine wood chips from forests of the eastern United States. Finn performs quality control tests on each variety.

    All TRU-Mulch products undergo a “double refining” process that uses high-pressure steam to create fiber from wood chips. A non-toxic green dye is also added to the fibers to increase visibility during application and to enhance aesthetic appeal. After a final drying and baking stage, the mulches are packaged in UV-resistant, 50-lb bags designed for easy handling and quick loading. The finished products are ideal for mixing into homogeneous slurries and will not dewater during hose work. TRU-Mulch products are backed by a limited warranty.

    The following six products are included in the TRU-Mulch line:
    • TRU-Wood provides a solution for basic erosion control and hydroseeding needs. The mulch is consistent in fiber size and texture to ensure maximum performance. It can be used on slopes up to 30-ft-long with a horizontal length to vertical rise ratio of 3 to 1 or less;
    • TRU-Wood with HydroStik aims to enhance the effectiveness of TRU-Wood by adding Finn’s HydroStik tackifier. This increases erosion protection by allowing a stronger binding of fibers to the soil. The product can be used on slopes up to 35-ft-long with a horizontal length to vertical rise ratio of 2 to 1 or less;
    • TRU-Blend combines the holding strength of wood fiber with a clean, recycled paper product. It features the same holding strength as TRU-Wood;
    • TRU-Blend with HydroStik increases the erosion protection of the standard TRU-Blend product by adding Finn’s HydroStik tackifier. Its capabilities are similar to TRU-Wood with HydroStik;
    • TRU-Max SMM is a stabilized mulch matrix designed for three-to-six-month soil stabilization and erosion control projects in construction areas where the soil has been disturbed. The product consists of a cross-linked, non-toxic tackifier blended with long wood fibers; and
    • TRU-Bond BFM provides holding power on tough slopes, according to Finn Corp. The bonded fiber matrix consists of long wood fibers mixed with a non-toxic, hydrocolloid-based binder.



    Source: Finn Corp.   March 8, 2010




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