Abrasive Garnet Manufacturer & Suppliers

Abrasive Garnet Manufacturer & Supplier

We are engaged in offering a broad array of high quality Abrasive Garnet. Abrasive Garnet can use in both wet and dry blasting applications. Surface cleaning, coating removal, and water-jet cutting may all be done with garnet abrasive, which is also used in marine applications due to its non-toxic nature.

Almandite, andradite, grossularite, pyrope, and spessartite are minerals found in the garnet family, which include almandite, andradite, grossularite, pyrope, and spessartite. It’s a non-toxic substitute for slags and silica sand. Abrasives garnet are cost-effective because they have a Mohs hardness value of 7 to 8, allowing them to be recycled. It also has a low dusting factor, which helps to keep the blast area clean.

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Several blast abrasive materials are available for NDT surface preparation, and garnet is one of the best. There are various reasons to use this flexible material, all of which can make a huge impact on the end result.

Benefits Of Abrasive Garnet Blasting Media

Garnet abrasive generates less dust than other expendable abrasives, making it ideal for use in tanks and other confined spaces.

Garnet abrasive is extremely durable and effective, requiring lower overall volumes for most jobs.

Garnet is inert and non-toxic, making it safe to use near bodies of water. Additionally, it is extremely easy to clean, and its durability minimizes dust generation.

Garnet abrasive produces an optimal surface profile for adhesion coating.

Garnet Abrasive is semi-reusable and can be reused several times if used properly. It does degrade more rapidly than completely reusable abrasives such as aluminum oxide.

Environmental Advantages Of Abrasive Garnet

Less Duct – Garnet sand has a high specific weight; it generates less dust during the blasting process, ensuring operator safety and improving visibility. On the other hand, quartz sand is an abrasive that is easily fractured. During the blasting operation, a vast amount of hazardous gas and hydrated silica dust will be released into the atmosphere, contaminating the environment. These dust particles, if inhaled by humans, may cause cancer.

Recyclable – Garnet sand can be utilized in a wide range of applications. It can typically be reused five times or more. Garnet sand can be used as a cement ingredient after it loses its cutting ability.

Environmental protection – Garnet sand, unlike other blasting materials, is a non-toxic natural mineral. Low consumption and recycling can also contribute to waste reduction.