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MTi Group USA

Name: MTi Group USA
Address: PO Box 571, Stanton, KY, 40380, US
Telephone: +16066634069

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Operating across the USA and Canada, MTi USA is your go-to supplier in industrial and mining consumables in North America

05/13/2026

Most pre-blast meetings cover the same ground: powder factor, sequence,
exclusion zone, timing.

What they rarely cover is the question that decides more shots than any
of those:

“Did we measure that — or did we assume it?”

Measure or assume on burden at the face.
Measure or assume on burden and spacing.
Measure or assume on hole depth.
Measure or assume on stemming column.
Measure or assume on water in the hole.

Every shot that disappoints came from at least one assumed number that
should have been a measured one.

The crews getting consistent fragmentation aren’t the ones
with the best powder. They’re the ones who actually measured the shot to verify that it matched the design.

Walk it. Measure it. Load it. Then fire it.

Shop Measuring Accessories: https://www.shop.mtigroup.us/collections/measuring

04/27/2026

Four plugs. Four jobs. Pick one.

A plug built for tunnelling won't hold a production hole. Different mechanisms, different jobs.
Every stemming plug in this collection uses its own mechanism — inflation, friction fins, collet-style retention, or a spring-loaded shape.

That's on purpose. No single plug can honestly cover every hole condition, diameter, and application.
Here's the short version:

• BLASTBALL™ — air-inflated rubber bladder. Wet holes, breakthroughs, cracks, voids. 2.5"–10 5/8".

• ROCKRIVET™ — collet-fin retention with built-in downline protection. Open pit + underground production. 3"–9".

• MiTiPLUG™ — semi-rigid fin plug that lets emulsion gas through. Underground upholes. 2.5"–3.5".

• SPRINGLOCK™ — rigid tunnel spider. Tunnelling + civil shots. 1.75"–2".

Match the plug to the hole before you load, and you keep confinement, protect the downline, and stop paying for slumps, blowouts, and cut-offs.

See the full spec sheet → https://www.shop.mtigroup.us/collections/stemming-plugs?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=stemming_plugs_2026_04&utm_content=post_body

04/07/2026

You're paying for energy you never use.

Every shot, the column vents straight out the top before the rock ever breaks. You paid for that emulsion. It only worked halfway.

That's not a powder problem. That's a confinement problem.

4 BLASTBAGS™. One of them fits your operation. Comment your hole size and we'll tell you which.

Or, check out the visual on our website to help you know which would fit best.

https://www.shop.mtigroup.us/collections/blastbags

03/31/2026

An underground gold mine in Ghana had a water problem.

Every time they charged an hole, groundwater flushed the emulsion right back out. Plugs didn’t hold. Crews were reloading the same holes over and over. During monsoon season, it got worse.

So they tried something different. Instead of fighting the water after charging, they kept it out of the hole before charging.

The result? Zero slumping and single-pass charging. The mine adopted it across every wet zone on site.

Full case study here → https://www.shop.mtigroup.us/blogs/case-studies/how-an-underground-gold-mine-stopped-losing-emulsion-to-groundwater-mti-group?utm_source=social

03/16/2026

Same shot. Same explosive. Same pattern. Different results. That's not bad luck. It's a signal.

We broke down the small details that actually move the needle on fragmentation, fly rock, and muck pile quality.

No theory, just the fixes.

Check it out here: https://www.shop.mtigroup.com.au/blogs/case-studies/blast-optimization-field-guide

03/02/2026

We just published a guide on air decking — what it is, how it works, and where it makes sense to use.

Just a practical breakdown written for blasters.

If you’ve got questions about air decks — or a crew that could use the information — give it a read.

🔗 https://www.shop.mtigroup.com.au/blogs/articles/what-is-air-decking-in-blasting

02/24/2026

38% finer fragmentation. 15% less oversize. Reduced flyrock range.
All from adjusting one thing:

The stemming.

A 90-million-tonne iron ore mine was losing energy out the top of every hole. Poor confinement, inconsistent breakage, oversize everywhere.

They ran a controlled trial with ROCKRIVETS™. What happened next is worth a read.

Full case study on our site: https://www.shop.mtigroup.com.au/blogs/case-studies/improving-stemming-efficiency.

02/12/2026

A mine shut down all boundary blasting after a flyrock incident—60 days later they were back online.

Three test blasts. One big change.
They had fractured ground, poor confinement, and community pressure.
Standard fixes didn't work. So they tried something different.
The results:

60-70% less flyrock
11% less powder per hole
Operations resumed near property lines

We wrote up what they changed, what the test data showed, and how they got approval to restart.

If you're dealing with flyrock near boundaries or broken ground at the collar, this is worth 5 minutes.

Read the case study → https://www.shop.mtigroup.com.au/blogs/articles/how-to-prevent-flyrock-on-your-site

02/02/2026

Running low on blasting accessories? Don't let a slow supplier stall your site. ⚡

While others measure lead times in weeks, we measure ours in hours.

Order today. Ships today. No backorders. No waiting.

Whether you're working Open Pit or Underground, we have the gear in stock and ready to roll.

🔗 SHOP NOW: https://bit.ly/4hoPAXf

01/29/2026

A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by the MTi Group booth at the ISEE conference in Reno, NV!

It was great connecting with so many industry leaders and discussing the latest in blasting technology.

We’re excited about the conversations we started and if we missed you, feel free to send us a message!

01/19/2026

This week, the ISEE show floor opens—and MTi Group will be there.

We’re excited to be in Reno connecting with the people who live and breathe blasting, mining, and field operations. There’s nothing better than face-to-face conversations about what’s really working on site.

If you’re attending, make sure to stop by:
📍 Booth 107
🗓 January 20–25, 2026

Let’s talk challenges, solutions, and what’s next for the industry.

Learn More here: https://www.shop.mtigroup.com.au/blogs/events/isee-2026-reno-nevada

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40380

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Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
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Friday	8am - 5pm

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