Gulin® is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of garnet grinding mills in China. We supply garnet ball mills for garnet powder making processing plant, and other garnet equipment such as: garnet jaw crusher, garnet impact crusher, garnet cone crusher, vsi garnet crusher, mobile garnet crusher, trapezium garnet grinding mill, garnet ultrafine grinding mill, garnet ball mill grinder etc.
Garnet Ball Mill
Garnet Ball Mill
Garnet ball mill is vital equipment for grinding after garnet materials are crushed. It is an efficient tool for grinding various materials into powder. There are two ways of grinding: the dry process as well as the wet process. It can also be divided into tabular type and flowing type in accordance with various forms of discharging material.
Gulin® ball mill is widely used in cement industry, chemical industry, new building materials, fire-resistant materials, fertilizer, porcelain and glass industry etc. Gulin® is a famous wet ball mill manufacturer in China has tried good to service for you personally.
Garnet Powder Grinding Processing
The grinding process: The crushed garnet materials was feed into vertical roller grinding mill by vibrating feeder. Then we begins the garnet crushing process.
Garnet-powder, having its self-sharpening function, a top polishing effect, low consumption and good fineness of polishing, this product may also be used in the electronic semiconductor industry. Garnet powder is the ideal material for polishing various surfaces, due to the perfect polishing quality. Garnet-powder can be useful for the manufacture of cement.
Inside the garnet grinding plant, we can use roller grinding ball mill, vertical roller, grinding mill or Raymond mill to accomplish the grinding process. If you need more thin garnet powder we have to use garnet thin mill and garnet making machine. The tiniest fineness could reach 1000 mesh (0.013mm).
About the garnet
The garnet group includes a group of minerals that have been used since the Bronze Age as gemstones and abrasives. The name “garnet” may come from either the Middle English word gernet meaning ‘dark red’, or the Latin granatus (“grain”), possibly a reference to the Punica granatum (“pomegranate”), a plant with red seeds similar in shape, size, and color to some garnet crystals.