Logistics & Supply

Scale and reliability, built in

A new SCM is only useful if you can actually get it, in volume, on schedule, at the plants that need it. Fall Line Minerals was built around rail, storage, and port access so supply keeps pace with demand.

The Fall Line Minerals manufacturing plant in Wrens, Georgia
0

storage silos on site

0+

railcars loaded per day

Unit

train–capable rail service

10×

capacity of the nearest competitor

Infrastructure

Rail-served, port-connected, plant-ready

The facility is built to move material at volume, domestically across the Southeast and beyond, and internationally through the Port of Savannah.

Rail-served & unit-train capable

Direct rail service with the ability to load 10+ railcars per day and handle unit trains, the backbone of high-volume, cost-efficient distribution.

Port of Savannah access

Proximity to one of the nation’s busiest ports supports both domestic distribution and export opportunities for international customers.

10 on-site silos

Substantial on-site storage smooths supply and keeps deliveries dependable even as demand scales.

Pneumatic tanker truck delivering material to a concrete batch plant

Delivery options

Delivered the way your plant already receives material

Because MetaSphere is dense and free-flowing, it's compatible with the pneumatic handling that ready-mix plants already use for cement and fly ash, no special equipment required.

  • Pneumatic truck

    Blown directly into your existing silos, just like cement.

  • Rail

    Bulk railcar and unit-train shipments for high-volume customers.

  • Super sack

    Convenient bulk bags for trial batches and smaller runs.

Wrens, Georgia

Positioned in the heart of the Southeast

Our Wrens facility sits within reach of major metro concrete markets and connects to national rail and the Port of Savannah, a location chosen to keep material close to where concrete gets poured.

Storage silos at the Fall Line Minerals facility in Wrens, Georgia

Let's map supply to your plants

Tell us where your plants are and what volumes you run, we'll walk through delivery and scheduling.

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