Yes, garnet sand is compatible with a wide range of filtration systems, including municipal, industrial, and residential applications.
The lifespan of garnet sand depends on the system’s load and maintenance practices. On average, it should be replaced every 35 years, but regular inspections are recommended.
The particle size of garnet sand required depends on the specific filtration system and application. Finer sizes are used for finer filtration, while coarser grains are suitable for heavy duty filtration.
Yes, garnet sand can be cleaned and reused in many filtration applications, extending its lifecycle and reducing waste.
Garnet abrasive sand produces low dust and contains minimal silica, making it a safer alternative to other abrasive materials for operators and the environment.
Garnet is harder and more durable than many other abrasives, providing superior cutting power and efficiency while being more environmentally friendly and cost effective due to its recyclability.
The choice of grain size depends on the application. Coarse grains are ideal for heavy duty surface preparation, while finer grains provide a smoother finish for precision tasks like paint removal or polishing.