• Garnet Sand
  • Garnet Sand
  • Garnet Sand
  • Garnet Sand
  • Garnet Sand
  • Garnet Sand
  • Garnet Sand
  • Garnet Sand
  • Garnet Sand
  • Garnet Sand
  • Garnet Sand
  • Garnet Sand
  • Garnet Sand
  • Garnet Sand
  • Garnet Sand
  • Garnet Sand
  • Garnet Sand
  • Garnet Sand

Garnet Sand

Garnet is composed of natural Almandine rock garnet grains and has been famous for its natural hardness, more angular, sharper edges, durability and abrasive characteristics. It is mainly used for sandblasting and waterjet cutting.
Description

Basic Specifications:
Al2O3 Content: 20% - 30% (customizable)
Fe2O3 Content: 25% - 35% (customizable)
Particle Size: 8-120 Mesh (customizable)
Appearance: Dark red or purplish-red sand particles

Applications:
* Waterjet Cutting: Used as an abrasive in high-pressure water jet cutting, producing clean cuts with low abrasive consumption.
* Sandblasting and Rust Removal: Used for cleaning and pretreatment of ship and steel structure surfaces.
* Precision Polishing: Grinding and polishing of optical glass, lenses, and semiconductor wafers.
* Filtration Media: Used as a filtration medium in water treatment and oil drilling fluids.

Properties

Physical Analysis

Conductivity

25mS/m

Chloride 

25ppm

Hardness 

7.5-8.0

Bulk density 

1.9g/cm3

Specific gravity

3.9-4.1

Chemical Analysis

SiO2(no free silica)

38%

Fe2O3

25%

MgO

5%

CaO

11%

TiO2

1%

Sizes

Sandblasting

20/40#(0.355-1mm)

30/60#(0.15-0.6mm)

80#(0.15-0.355mm)

120#(0.10-0.25mm)

150#(0.05-0.15mm)

Waterjet cutting

60#(0.5-0.15mm)

80#(0.15-0.355mm)

120#(0.2-0.1mm)

Application

Sandblasting
Waterjet cutting
Lapping
Bonded abrasives
Water filtration media
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