Garnets (Shot Blasting / Sand Blasting)

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Garnets (Shot Blasting / Sand Blasting) Specification

Shape
Angular

Diameter
Typically 20/40, 30/60, 80 mesh (custom sizes available)

Product Type
Garnets (Shot Blasting / Sand Blasting)

General Use
Surface preparation, abrasive blasting, sand blasting, cleaning and finishing operations

Material
Natural Almandine Garnet

Type
Abrasive media

Capacity
Bulk bags up to 1 ton or customized packaging

Weight (kg)
25 kg, 50 kg, or as required

Computerized
No

Automatic
No

Touch Screen
No

Control System
Manual use

Surface Treatment
Crushed and graded

QC System
Strict quality control during processing

Tolerance
High precision grading (as per mesh size)

Dimension (L*W*H)
Packaging: Varies based on bag size

Feature
Reusable, low dust emission, chemically inert

Color
Red/Brown

About Garnets (Shot Blasting / Sand Blasting)

Syncgar is derived from mined Almandine mineral deposits which is the heaviest and hardest of the all garnet types, resulting in an ideal abrasive grain for blasting applications. Syncgar has sub angular shape leading to extremely fast cutting rates resulting in lower abrasive consumption. The high specific gravity of Syncgar , and its low breakdown rate, results in significantly reduced dust levels, ensuring good operator visibility and lesser risk to personnel or environmental contamination in surrounding areas when compared with other expendable minerallic abrasive media.

The low consumption rate and recyclability up to 5 times reduces the volume of waste for disposal. Being a naturally occurring mineral it is non-polluting to the environment. Syncgar can be used for preparation of steel and non ferrous metal surfaces prior to coating, as cutting media for water jet cutting machines, engraving of stone and glass, cleaning of concrete and brickwork, cleaning of components in contamination sensitive areas, and bonded and coated abrasives.

Superior Abrasive for Industrial Applications

Almandine garnet delivers powerful surface preparation across sectors such as shipbuilding, steel, petrochemical, and construction. Its sub-angular to angular grain shape hits the ideal balance between high cutting efficiency and reusable value, reducing operational costs for repetitive blasting and cleaning operations.

Consistently Pure and Safe

Processed under strict quality control, this garnet guarantees high purity with chloride content well below 0.01% and is free from silica and toxic heavy metals. Its chemically inert nature and low dust emission contribute to a safer, cleaner work environment.

Flexible Packaging, Reliable Supply

Garnet abrasive is available in 25 kg, 50 kg, and bulk bags up to 1 ton, or packaged as per customer requirements. Each batch complies with high-precision grading standards, and storage guidelines recommend keeping the product dry and moisture-free for optimal performance.

FAQs of Garnets (Shot Blasting / Sand Blasting):

Q: How is garnet used in shot blasting and sand blasting processes?

A: Garnet is manually loaded into blasting equipment to clean, finish, or prepare metal and concrete surfaces. Its angular grains provide aggressive surface abrasion, ensuring efficient removal of rust, scale, and old coatings while leaving a precise finish suited for new applications.

Q: What are the benefits of using natural Almandine garnet as abrasive media?

A: Natural Almandine garnet offers high hardness, reusability of up to five cycles, and minimal dust emission. It is free from silica and toxic heavy metals, making it safe for operators, and its low chloride levels prevent corrosion on treated surfaces.

Q: When should I choose garnet over other abrasive materials?

A: Garnet is ideal when high precision, surface cleanliness, and safety are critical. Its hardness, consistent grain size, and chemical inertness make it preferable for industries like shipyards, petrochemicals, and steel fabrication where surface quality matters.

Q: Where can this garnet abrasive be applied?

A: This garnet is widely used in shipbuilding, petrochemical plants, construction sites, steel structures, and waterjet cutting systems. Its versatility makes it suitable for cleaning, surface preparation, and even finishing tasks across these sectors.

Q: What is the recommended process for storing and handling garnet media?

A: Garnet should be stored in a dry, moisture-free area within its original bags or bulk containers. To maintain its efficiency and prevent contamination, avoid prolonged exposure to humidity or chemicals in storage areas.

Q: How is the quality of garnet abrasive ensured during manufacturing?

A: Production involves strict quality control from crushing and grading to packaging. Every batch is checked for grain size, chloride content, and absence of silica or heavy metals, meeting precise mesh sizing for dependable performance.

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