Environmental Abrasives
Stage
Grant | AliveTotal Raised
$70KLast Raised
$70KAbout Environmental Abrasives
Environmental Abrasives is a Boise, ID company that was awarded a grant as part of the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) SBIR/STTR program. They received a grant for their project entitled: Corrosion and Wear Resistant Coatings From Recycled Industry Waste.
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Environmental Abrasives Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Where is Environmental Abrasives's headquarters?
Environmental Abrasives's headquarters is located at Boise.
What is Environmental Abrasives's latest funding round?
Environmental Abrasives's latest funding round is Grant.
How much did Environmental Abrasives raise?
Environmental Abrasives raised a total of $70K.
Who are the investors of Environmental Abrasives?
Investors of Environmental Abrasives include U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Who are Environmental Abrasives's competitors?
Competitors of Environmental Abrasives include Lambda Research and 4 more.
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