Hydroseeding Looked Good on Day One, so Why Didn’t It Grow?
A green surface on application day does not guarantee successful growth. Explore the common reasons hydroseed becomes patchy, dries out or fails to establish.
FlocPro Block is an advanced anionic flocculant, designed as a slow-dissolving solid floc block that continuously releases flocculant as water flows over it. With its binding capabilities, FlocPro Block flocculates suspended solids efficiently, promoting settling and transforming turbid water into a clear, usable resource. Ideal for sediment control in high-flow environments, FlocPro Block’s controlled release mechanism ensures steady, long-lasting water clarification with minimal effort.
As a purpose-built floc block, FlocPro Block simplifies water treatment by eliminating the need for mechanical dosing equipment. Its solid form makes it easy to install in channels, drainage outflows, or high velocity discharge points where traditional liquid dosing systems can be difficult and costly to operate. Once in place, these flocculant blocks gradually disperse active polymer into the water flow, enhancing coagulation and sedimentation of fine particulates without frequent maintenance.
FlocPro Block is especially effective in applications such as stormwater management, civil construction runoff control, mining and earthworks sediment ponds, and industrial effluent clarification. By promoting the aggregation of colloidal particles into larger flocs, these floc blocks improve overall water quality, reduce turbidity, and support downstream filtration or discharge requirements. Designed for reliability and ease of use, FlocPro Block delivers consistent performance in demanding environments.
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![]() | FlocPro Block - 5 Kg | AAFCPBLK-5 | - |
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