Applications

Remove burrs and oxides from electronic components;
Polish precision gears and small bearings;
Clean optical lenses and semiconductor surfaces;
Used for surface fine-tuning and polishing of high-precision instruments;
Removes residue and impurities from ceramic parts.

Features

High cutting force, providing good surface roughness.
Long service life, can be recycled 20 times.
High melting point, can withstand high temperature environment.
Chemically inert, maintains consistent performance under various conditions.
Contains no free silica, reducing dust emissions.
Not easily corroded by acid and alkali chemicals.

Garnet Sand
Typical Values	SiO₂	CaO	MgO₂	Al₂O₃	FeO
%	36–40	20–24	22–24	6–9	8–13
Morphology:	ZA40
Color:	4.60g/cm³
Mohs Hardness:	2.15–2.45g/cm³
Number of Cycles:	19 GPa
Magnetic:	1900°C
Dispersion:	Monoclinical tetragonal
Harmful Free Silicon Content:	Amphoteric
Crystal Shape:	NO
Melting Point:	1600°C
Density:	≤20um
Water Absorption:	Forming carbide since 1650°C
Transparency:	Gray
Homogeneity:	0.2205 (50–500°C)
Deconstruction:	0.2718 cal/cm²·sec·°C
8#	16#	30#	40#	60#	80#
2–2.36mm	1–1.18mm	425–850μm	355–425μm	212–350μm	150–180μm
100#	120#	150#	180#
106–125μm	90–106μm	63–75μm	45–63μm