Rusty metal, peeling paint, and corrosion don't stand a chance against abrasive blasting when it's done with skill. Compressed air—often under as much as 100 pounds of pressure—allows an abrasive to scour a surface to remove what you don't want, or to clean and polish a surface.

Garnet Abrasive: the Contractor’s Blast Media of ChoiceToday, contractors are choosing Garnet blast media as an alternative to Mineral Slag, Steel Grit, Shot, Slag or Silica Sand .

Garnet, derived from mined Almandite and Andradite mineral deposits, is a semi-precious stone.

Mullite is the mineralogical name given to the only chemically stable intermediate phase in the SiO2 - Al2O3 system. It is a high alumino-silicate produced by calcining low alkali clays in a rotary kiln.Mullite is used in the manufacture of high quality fired and monolithic refractory product.

Garnet is indeed among the most popular gemstones known today, with its beauty and durability.

When people refer to "waterjet cutting" , they are normally referring to "abrasive waterjet cutting".

As you might expect, the type of abrasive is important. The overwhelming choice for most waterjets is garnet abrasive.

Garnet media can be used in all types of waterjet cutting machines.

About Brown Fused Aluminum Oxide Brown fused aluminum oxide, otherwise known as Brown Fused Alumina or BFA, is produced through an electric arc furnace process. Brown fused aluminum oxide is both a hard (Mohs hardness 9) and tough material with high strength.

Brown aluminium oxide/brown fused alumina is fused and crystallized under high temperature from a mixture of bauxite and other and other raw materials. It is characterized by its high hardness, good toughness and shape in size.