Applied Minerals Receives Initial Purchase Order for its DRAGONITE for a Corrosion-Resistant Coating Application
Applied Minerals (OTC:AMNL), a producer of halloysite clay and natural iron oxides, announced on June 21, 2022, an initial purchase order for 2,200 lbs. of its DRAGONITE halloysite clay. This order is intended for use in a corrosion-resistant coating formulation. Halloysite clay's unique structure enhances its ability to carry and release inhibitors for metal protection, tapping into a growing market for eco-friendly coatings. The company is actively seeking additional opportunities within this lucrative segment.
- Received initial purchase order for 2,200 lbs. of DRAGONITE halloysite clay.
- Targets high-value market for environmentally friendly coatings.
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EUREKA, UT / ACCESSWIRE / June 21, 2022 / Applied Minerals, Inc. (the "Company" or "AMI") (OTC:AMNL), a leading producer of halloysite clay and natural iron oxides for high-value industrial applications, has received an initial purchase order for 2,200 lbs. of its DRAGONITE halloysite clay for use in a corrosion-resistant coating formulation for metal products.
Halloysite clay's unique tubular structure allows it to carry and release, in an efficient manner, an array of inhibitors commonly used in corrosion-resistant formulations for metal products. The high-value market for environmentally friendly coatings for metal products is large and presents a very attractive opportunity for AMI's DRAGONITE halloysite clay products. Management is pursuing additional prospects within this market segment.
The Company looks forward to providing additional updates in the future.
About Applied Minerals, Inc.
Applied Minerals, Inc., the owner of the Dragon Mine property in Eureka, UT, is a producer of halloysite clay and natural iron oxides. Halloysite is aluminosilicate clay that possesses a naturally formed tubular structure. The Company markets its halloysite clay and iron oxide products into a number of high-value application areas including, but not limited, catalysts and molecular sieves, polymer reinforcement, flame retardant additives, controlled release, construction products and lithium-ion battery minerals. Applied Minerals sells its halloysite products under the DRAGONITE trade name its iron oxide products under the AMIRON trade name.
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Investor Relations Contact:
Christopher Carney
President and CEO
info@appliedminerals.com
SOURCE: Applied Minerals, Inc.
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