SAP G-70 Polymer, "Snow Polymer Powder"

  Looks and feels just like real snow.
  Great for spill control, blood absorption,
  medical waste cleanup, and absorbs most liquids.

  Rapid swell rate, super-fast absorption
 

Sodium salt of crosslinked polyacrylic acid (G-70 SNOW)

Superabsorbent polymer exhibiting excellent combination of absorption, retention and absorption against pressure

    Particle size: 45-600 microns, white granules, free flowing
    Absorption  (g/g)  deionized water:  130
   Absorption  (g/g) 0.9%  NaCI: 40
   Retention   (g/g)  0.9% NaCl:  15
   Apparent bulk density   (g/I):  420
   Gelling Time (s):  5

   Chemistry: Sodium salt of crosslinked polyacrylic acid
   Storage Life: > 1 year, dry conditions, closed bags or closed container while stored
   Packaging: 1 ounce, 1 pound, 5 pounds and a 40 pound multi-walled bag

                                Excellent product for cleaning up spills.

   
                 PACKAGE SIZES AVAILABLE:  1 oz., 1 lb., 2.5 lb, 5 lb.  and 40* pound bags                                           

Snow Ground Cover
Children's Snow-Party
 Instructions

 
 
~1 pound of the snow will cover ~6 square feet, 1 inch thick when mixed with 5 gallons water.

~40 pounds of snow will cover ~240 square feet, 1 inch thick when mixed with 200 gals of water.

CONTINUE TO SLOWLY STIR IN WATER UNTIL SNOW REACHES THE LOOK AND FEEL THAT YOU PREFER

 Snow Polymer Powder
A dry (non sticky) powder
Feels and looks like snow
Does not melt -Last for weeks

If it starts to shrink, just lightly sprinkle with water

                                                                                              

   
  Dry Snow Polymer   (SAP G-70)               ARTIFICIAL SNOW     

    This powder can amazingly turn 2 cups of water into 6-8 cups of “Snow”!

    A ratio of 10 parts of water to 1 part powder yields great results. Add additional water as needed, and fluff by hand.

    1 pound bag of the Snow powder mixed with 5 gallons of water will make enough snow to cover 6 square feet, 1 inch thick. 

    5 pounds of the Snow powder mixed with 25 gallons of water will make enough snow to cover 30 square feet, 1 inch thick.

    A 40 pound bag of the Snow powder mixed with 200 gallons of water will make enough snow to cover 240 square feet, 1 inch thick.

    • Pour ~ 20 oz. (2 1/2 cups) of cool-to-room temperature water into a container.

    • In a separate container (same size or bigger than the water vessel) pour ~ 2 ounces (8 Tbs) of our "Snow Polymer powder".

    • Place the container with the super absorbent on a tray, newspaper or something else that can contain the gel.

    • In one fast motion, pour all the water into the container with the super absorbent – the more turbulent the better (without spilling).

    • Now watch as the water immediately turns to gel and then to "Snow” while it erupts out of the glass!