Garnet Abrasive - Sharpjet |
Sharpjet Garnet AbrasiveOur Sharpjet garnet
abrasive is
processed to exacting specifications, and is
an excellent source of washed almandite
garnet. Our customers are very pleased with
the performance of Sharpjet for waterjet
cutting and sandblasting applications.
Benefits of
Sharpjet garnet
abrasive
- Sharpjet garnet is mined in its
natural, angular form, making it
one of the most sought-after abrasives in
the business.
- Environmentally and health-safe
(contains no heavy metals)
- Reduce air emissions greatly with
garnet abrasive
- Low dusting - due to its highly durable
crystalline structure.
- Mohs hardness of 7.5, Specific Gravity
of 4.0
- Virtually silica free (less than
<0.5%)
- Low Chlorides
- White metal finish without embedment
- Mil Spec and CARB Approved, Meets AB1
- With proper metering, 70% less
abrasive is used than slag & cuts 30-40%
faster than slag
- Unique grain-hardness/toughness
reduces particle breakdown
- Bulk density of 150 lbs/ft3 vs. 110
lbs. for sand & slag abrasives
- Recycles 2-3 times
- Lower abrasive disposal cost/lower
containment cost
- Supplied by Universal Minerals under
Stringent QC Program
Garnet abrasive waterjet
cutting applications
- tile cutting
- countertops
- stone cutting
- food processing equipment
- glass cutting
- Kevlar cutting
- aluminum cutting
- stainless steel cutting
Garnet abrasive sandblasting
applications
- turbine repair
- heavy equipment repair
- industrial painting contracting
- shipbuilding and ship repair
- blast rooms
- denim blasting
- powder coating
- petrochemical
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Sharpjet is available
in the following sizes:
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55 lbs. bags, super sacks and pneumatic
trailers
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Additional Product Information
See
Sharpjet Garnet in Action (Movie)
Benefits of Sharpjet Garnet (PDF)
Waterjet Cutting
Flyer (PDF)
Sandblasting Flyer (PDF)
Sharpjet
Blasting Guidelines (PDF)
Technical Documents
Technical Data Sheet (PDF)
MSDS (PDF)
Independent Lab Results
Certificate of Results - TCLP (PDF)
Certificate of Results - XRD Analysis (PDF)
11 Total Metals (PDF)
Air Monitoring Tests (PDF)
Radiation Survey of Mineral Samples #1 (PDF)
Radiation Survey of Mineral Samples #2 (PDF)
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