Garnet abrasive is most commonly used as a high-performance blast media, for the cleaning of aluminium and fibreglass structures. Because it is an inert, non-toxic, naturally-occurring mineral, garnet abrasive is also used on sites where water contamination is a concern, such as dry docks, bridges and harbours. Garnet abrasive does not...
Garnet is a naturally occurring silicate mineral deposit. The harder species of garnet like almandine are used for abrasive purposes, and have a hardness on the Mohs scale of about 7.5 to 8 and specific gravity which makes it an excellent durable safe abrasive. Garnet does not pollute the atmosphere because...
Garnet is mined from almandite and andradite mineral deposits in Australia, and India. In its natural state, garnet is a semi-precious stone. Once extracted, it is washed, processed and screened to the necessary grade as per the usage. High specific gravity allows unique filter design In combination with other filter medias, higher flow...
Abrasive blasting is an all-purpose term used to describe any surface treatment in which a blasting medium is propelled by high pressure onto a surface. This process is most commonly used to remove unwanted surface coatings, but it also may be used to apply coatings or create decorative patterns. Most people...
