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Garnet

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Friday, 15 May 2009 11:38

Garnet, otherwise known as “abrasive sand” used in water-jet cutting machinery is a substance with specific hardness characteristics designed to optimize this technology/method of cutting.  Cost savings, flexibility in offering a wide-range of granulometries to meet customer requirements, and quick availability through our network of depots backed by years of field experience place Covistone in league as a prime supplier of Garnet.

Grain availability:
12/24 Mesh
 
20/40 Mesh
 
30/60 Mesh
 
80 Mesh
 
120 Mesh

Packaging features:  All Garnet is packaged in a double-layered polypropylene bag providing proper protection for its contents.  Garnet comes in 1.0, 1.5, and 2.0 ton Big Bags which contain the sand either loose or in small bags of 25 kg each.

Transport:  International transportation of goods is available via ground, and sea transit.


PRODUCT SPECIFICATION SHEET [ print sheet in PDF format ]

Garnet (abrasive sand for water-jet machinery)
80 Mesh (3 FeO, Al2 O, 3Si O2)
Chemical Analysis:
Si O2 Total
34,70%
Si O2 Free
0,41%
Cl
8,0 ppm
SO4
Traces
Al2 O3
19,83%
Fe2 O3
33,29%
Ti O2
0,77%
CaO
4,47%
Mg
6,58%
Na2 O
0,01%
K2 O
0,02%
Mn O2
0,02%
P2 O5
0,01%

 

 

Physical Properties:

Oil content

Traces

Specific weight

3.921 gr/c3

Ph

7.65

Hardness

7.5 - 8 MOHS

Garnet

97.5 - 98.5%

Ilmenite

0.3 - 0.8%

Quartz

0.5 - 1.0%

Other

0.5 - 1.0%

 


SAFETY SPECIFICATION SHEET [ print sheet in PDF format ]

ProductGarnet Sand / Almandin-Granat
Official nomenclatureAbrasive sand
ProducerCovis srl
Addressvia M. Corner, 19 - 36016 Thiene (VI)
Date of issue30 November 2007
   

Identified hazards

Environmental risksNone
First Aid Measures- Dust inhalationLeave affected area – no additional action required
 - Eye irritationLeave affected area – flush eyes with water
 - Skin irritationLeave affected area – clean skin with soap and water
 - Accidental ingestionNo known effects – no additional action required
Fire hazards- General informationNon flammable
 - Fire extinctionUse industry approved fire extinguisher
 - Other informationNone
Accidental splits- Environmental precautionsNo measurable risks
 - Personnel precautionsAvoid dust accumulation
Handling and Storage - HandlingAvoid dust accumulation
 - StorageNo specific measures required
 - Additional recommendationsNone
Additional precautions- General precautionsLimit exposure to dust accumulations;
Use of industry approved aspirators/masks is recommended;
Observe local environmental laws and regulations for dust accumulation (i.e. value TWA 5 Mg/m3, value MAK 4 mg/m3)
 - Individual protective equipmentObserve industry standards for protective equipment
 - Eye protectionUse industry standard safety glasses
 - Mouth protectionUse industry standard aspirators/masks
 - Hand protectionUse safety gloves and treat hands with protective cream
 - Hearing protectionNo particular protection needed
 - Skin protectionNo particular protection needed
Stability and Reactivity- General informationMaterial is stable
 - Conditions to avoidNot applicable
 - Material to avoidNot applicable
 - Decomposition hazardsNone
 - Reactivity hazardsNone
 - Other commentsNone
Physical Properties- Specific weight= 2.2 T/m3
 - Specific gravity= 4.20 gr/CC
 - Hardness (Mohs)= 8.0
 - Flash point (°C)= 1250°
Conductivity is 4.47 ms/s verses the recommended limit of 25 ms/s established by ISL 22226-1
Sulphate content in a solution of water is only 0.000035%
Chloride content in a solution of water is only 0,000075% verses the recommended limit of  0,0025% established by ISL 22226-1
Ecological Information- Recycling informationChemically inert
 - ToxicityNone
 - Biological accumulation potentialNone
 - Other ecological informationNo risks for environment
 - RecyclingObserve local safety regulations
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 08 February 2011 18:42 )