Garnet sand is derived from natural almandine garnet ore and processed through a series of stages, including crushing, washing to remove impurities, magnetic separation, drying, and classification screening. It is a high-performance, eco-friendly abrasive primarily used for surface preparation—specifically for rust removal on metal substrates. The product is free of crystalline silica, generates minimal dust, and features sharp, angular grains that deliver strong cutting impact. It efficiently removes rust, mill scale, old coatings, and soluble salts from steel surfaces. Following blasting, it creates a uniform anchor profile, consistently achieving Sa2.5 or Sa3.0 cleanliness standards and providing an ideal surface for anti-corrosion coatings. Suitable for both dry and wet blasting, this garnet sand is widely utilized in various international anti-corrosion projects.
·Angular, crushed particles: Mechanically crushed from ore, these particles feature multiple angles and sharp cutting edges, ensuring high efficiency in cutting and sandblasting operations.
·Natural burgundy to reddish-brown coloration: Exhibits the characteristic reddish-brown and burgundy hues of garnet; slight color variations may occur between batches, but the material is free from artificial dyes.
·Low iron impurity content; purified via magnetic separation: Magnetic separation removes iron, resulting in minimal iron impurities and reducing the risk of rust staining on workpiece surfaces.
·High-density, high-specific-gravity mineral particles: With a specific gravity far exceeding that of ordinary quartz sand, these particles settle rapidly in waterjet chambers, facilitating easy solid-liquid separation and recovery.
·Natural variations are normal: Particle color and the presence of minor, light-colored associated mineral specks are inherent characteristics of the natural mineral and do not constitute quality defects.
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