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Shot bags are used in blasting to help control the blast hole during loading and stemming.
They add weight where you need it and help keep material where it belongs. On some sites they’re called poly bags. Same idea. Different name.
Shot bags are simple. No moving parts. No setup. Just a reliable way to support blast hole control when you’re loading, stemming, or dealing with loose ground.
Used for
- Blast hole control during loading
- Supporting stemming material
- Helping manage loose or irregular holes
- Underground and surface drill & blast work
- Reducing movement of material where weight helps
Why crews use shot bags
- Fast to place
- Helps keep stemming where you put it
- Useful when holes are wet, soft, or breaking down
- Common, simple consumable for drill and blast
Terms & Conditions
Non-Sparking
Case Studies
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38% Finer Fragmentation. 15% Less Oversize. Her...
A 90-million-tonne iron ore mine in South America was dealing with flyrock, oversize, and poor fragmentation. By adding Rockrivets to their stemming design, they cut P80 by 38% and reduced...
38% Finer Fragmentation. 15% Less Oversize. Her...
A 90-million-tonne iron ore mine in South America was dealing with flyrock, oversize, and poor fragmentation. By adding Rockrivets to their stemming design, they cut P80 by 38% and reduced...
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Reduce Ore Loss & Dilution in Mining
Discover how a major South American copper mine cut ore loss by 36.6% and saved over $42,000 using MTi’s BLASTBAG™ technology.
Reduce Ore Loss & Dilution in Mining
Discover how a major South American copper mine cut ore loss by 36.6% and saved over $42,000 using MTi’s BLASTBAG™ technology.
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Flyrock Reduction in Surface Blasting
BLASTBAG™ air decking cut flyrock incidents to near zero and reduced charge per hole by 33 lbs, enabling safer blasting at a West African gold mine.
Flyrock Reduction in Surface Blasting
BLASTBAG™ air decking cut flyrock incidents to near zero and reduced charge per hole by 33 lbs, enabling safer blasting at a West African gold mine.
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What is Air Decking in Blasting?
Air decking can let you use less explosive while improving fragmentation, reducing flyrock, and controlling vibration. Here's how it works — and why more sites are making the switch.
What is Air Decking in Blasting?
Air decking can let you use less explosive while improving fragmentation, reducing flyrock, and controlling vibration. Here's how it works — and why more sites are making the switch.
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How to Prevent Flyrock on Your Site
Flyrock can damage equipment, shut down sites, and can be fatal. One bad shot can end your project. You know what causes it. Fixing it is different.
How to Prevent Flyrock on Your Site
Flyrock can damage equipment, shut down sites, and can be fatal. One bad shot can end your project. You know what causes it. Fixing it is different.
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Can You Diagnose Blast Issues By Simply Looking...
Learn how to read the muck pile after blasting to spot fragmentation, throw, and stemming issues before the next shot.
Can You Diagnose Blast Issues By Simply Looking...
Learn how to read the muck pile after blasting to spot fragmentation, throw, and stemming issues before the next shot.
