Steel industry is the one of the major consumer of industrial garnet among other manufacturing industries

 

Industrial Garnet

The industrial garnet, also known as peridot, or black tourmaline is an igneous rock that has proven itself to be an excellent stone for various applications. It can be used to manufacture glass and ceramic products. They are also used in the automotive and power generation industries for manufacturing precision components and parts. The amazing properties of this stone and the high demand factor have made it a highly profitable gemstone.

The industrial garnet is classified based on geography, application, and product category. Based on application, industrial garnet is further subdivided into grossular, uvarovite, spessartine, almandine, andradrite. These gemstones are found in Brazil, Canada, Egypt, Germany, India, Italy, Mexico, Russia, South Africa, United States, Sweden, Norway, and Japan. In India, the largest deposits of this stone are located in Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka.

Since it is hard, this garnet is commonly used to manufacture steel. This stone has the capability to increase the strength and hardness of a steel part, thereby ensuring added strength, durability, and reliability. The stone's hardness is one of the main reasons why it is used for abrasive hardness testing. The high hardness of the garnet increases its cost.

This gemstone is available in a wide range of colors. Most of these come from Sri Lanka, India, Brazil, Canada, and Germany. Some countries are well known for the production of fine and high-quality industrial garnet. These countries are, Africa, the Middle East, north Asia pacific, south Asia pacific, and south pacific. China is the largest producer of this stone. The demand for this stone in the global market has increased tremendously. Garnet is also used for producing glass items and in the automotive industry. The growing demand in the global economy will boost the production of many industries across the globe. These industries include steel cutting, sheet metal piercing, coating coatings, drilling, welding, and many more.


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