Garnet is a natural mineral abrasive which is irregularly shaped with polished edges, it contains no heavy materials and has a low level of free silica. Because garnet is very heavy and hard for a mineral abrasive it accomplishes a fast cleaning rate.

Brown Fused Aluminum Oxide’s higher bulk density and high hardness results in more energy being transferred to the work surface than mineral or slag abrasives, easily removing surface contamination, rust, and mill scale.

Corundum, or alpha alumina, is the most thermodynamically stable form of alumina. In fact the term corundum is generally applied when the alpha alumina has been produced by a fusion process.

Brown Fused Aluminum Oxide powders are the perfect material specifically manufactured to be used for general abrasive applications in bonded abrasive tools, and lapping and polishing processes.

Brown Fused Alumina (BFA) is produced by a reduction fusion of high quality bauxites in electric arc furnaces. It is both a hard and tough material with high strength, making it an excellent abrasive grain.

Ceramic Foundry Sand is widely used in various casting ways ( investment casting, full mold casting, lost foam casting and so on .

Mullite powder is sintered at a high temperature at about 1000 degree. So mullite has a higher refractory temperature up to 1750 degree. We are comitted to produce mullite, mullite powder roduction of mullite, mullite powder products by the synthesis of high temperature calcination.

The preparation of high‐purity mullite powders (3Al2O3· 2SiO2) was examined using aluminum salts or boehmite and fumed silica.

Artificial Bauxite SandArtificial bauxite sand is made from bauxite with other raw material. It has high strength, good fire resistance, small thermal expansion coefficient, excellent air permeability. So artificial bauxite sand is widely employed as casting sand and proppant.

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.