Facility detail

SLOAN VALVE CO

2719 BUSINESS HIGHWAY 33 SOUTH, AUGUSTA, AR, 72006

Parent company: SLOAN VALVE CO

Carcinogen PBT — EPA classifications across all reporting years

Year-over-year total releases

Reported on-site TRI releases in pounds (lbs), grouped by reporting year.

Top chemical totals

The 10 chemicals with the highest cumulative on-site releases in pounds (lbs) across all available years.

Full release table

Rows are years. Columns show the five highest-total chemicals across all years plus each year's total release volume.

All values in pounds (lbs)
Year Copper Lead Zinc (fume or dust) Zinc compounds Nickel Total (lbs)
2024 107,805 13,457 — 23,709 782 145,753
2023 127,526 15,817 — 27,994 834 172,171
2022 147,329 18,272 — 32,298 887 198,786
2021 151,832 18,519 — 33,276 — 203,627
2020 143,102 17,459 — 500 — 161,061
2019 96,000 18,013 — 500 — 114,513
2018 126,248 24,484 — 500 — 151,232
2017 153,056 28,719 — 500 — 182,275
2016 126,700 25,701 — 500 — 152,901
2015 118,397 22,974 — 500 — 141,871
2014 113,807 21,567 — 500 — 135,874
2013 100,865 18,524 — 500 — 119,889
2012 117,944 21,713 — 500 — 140,157
2011 121,219 16,594 — 385 — 138,198
2010 124,855 15,637 — 303 — 140,795
2009 94,213 14,803 — 338 — 109,353
2008 105,463 13,728 — 434 — 119,626
2007 122,537 18,515 — 646 — 141,699
2006 137,175 17,284 — 980 — 155,438
2005 112,320 16,136 — 795 — 129,250
2004 206,551 42,221 — 1,037 — 249,809
2003 193,447 35,478 — 1,297 — 230,222
2002 238,637 47,737 — 1,297 — 287,671
2001 145,459 37,349 — 1,297 — 184,105
2000 187,870 49,161 — 1,297 — 238,328
1999 96,613 14,737 — 1,297 — 112,647
1998 138,730 24,099 — 1,297 — 164,126
1997 191,371 35,236 — 1,297 — 227,904
1996 95,801 23,627 — 1,297 — 120,725
1995 183,497 20,652 — 1,297 — 205,446
1994 87,639 13,255 — 1,297 — 102,191
1993 97,880 20,333 — 1,297 — 119,510
1992 198,842 31,565 — 1,297 — 231,704
1991 130,246 21,016 68,527 — — 219,789
1990 161,282 39,165 115,453 — — 315,900
1989 25,695 19,058 49,784 — — 94,537
1988 16,917 — 26,376 — — 43,293

▎ Facilities report to EPA's TRI once they manufacture, process, or use a listed chemical above set thresholds. Once that threshold is crossed, they must report actual releases regardless of size — so a small number reflects genuine low-level discharge, not a data error.