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At every stage of the production chain, from the initial mining of iron sand through to the finished product, New Zealand Steel strives to achieve leading industry practice. After extracting the iron sand (titanomagnetite) concentrate, unwanted material is returned to the areas that have been mined, to begin the process of returning the land to its original form.

The quality of wastewater is controlled and monitored as it leaves the wastewater treatment plants.

The composite sample is done on a 24 hour flow proportional basis.

Where the wastewater discharges into the Waiuku Estuary there is an area in which the wastewater mixes with the water of the Estuary. This is referred to as the New Zealand Steel 'mixing zone'.

New Zealand Steel has an air monitoring programme in place to assess air quality at the boundary of the industrial site and in the community. Continuous monitoring of the effect of Glenbrook's operations is an essential part of the company's commitment to minimise emissions. Special studies have also been commissioned by the company to consider the effect of emissions on the community and agricultural activity in the surrounding area.

Download the AXXIS® brochure for a complete overview. Including product benefits, applications, and why it’s the smarter choice for framing.

A summary of ZINCALUME® as it relates to the NZ Building Code.

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