About G39 Cast Iron Grit
The G39 Cast Iron Grit is produced by the melting of cast iron with atomization and crushing of grains. Because of its extreme hardness, the iron grit breaks into the sharp edge particles during the blast process. It provide you the operating mixture due to its high cleaning and roughening properties. The application include reusable abrasive, roughening, paint stripping and rust removal. Moreover, the G39 Cast Iron Grit is available from stock to fulfill the requirements of our customers who require hard media producing sharp angular type profile.
Consistent Performance for Demanding ApplicationsG39 Cast Iron Grits hardness and angular granule structure enable aggressive yet controlled abrasion, maximizing efficiency in sandblasting and surface preparation tasks. Its reliable grit size (0.91.2 mm) and strict adherence to G39 standards guarantee consistent results for industrial cleaning and finishing operations on steel substrates.
Safe Handling and Storage RecommendationsTo maintain optimal performance and prevent premature corrosion, G39 Cast Iron Grit should be stored in a dry, covered area. Each batch is sealed in PP bags with inner polythene lining or supplied in jumbo bags, ensuring durability and protection from moisture during transportation and storage.
Sustainability through RecyclabilityG39 Cast Iron Grit stands out for its recyclable nature, allowing users to reuse the product for approximately 45 blasting cycles, depending on application and material conditions. This feature reduces waste and operational costs while promoting environmentally responsible industrial practices.
FAQs of G39 Cast Iron Grit:
Q: How should G39 Cast Iron Grit be stored to maintain quality?
A: G39 Cast Iron Grit should be stored in a dry, covered location to avoid moisture absorption, as it is not inherently corrosion-resistant. Using the original sealed PP or jumbo bags with inner polythene lining helps maintain its condition until use.
Q: What is the typical application process for G39 Cast Iron Grit?
A: The grit is commonly used in abrasive blasting equipment for cleaning, descaling, surface preparation, and removing mill scale or paint from steel surfaces. Ensure the correct grit size and blasting parameters are set according to the specific requirements of your surface treatment process.
Q: When should I replace or recycle G39 Cast Iron Grit during use?
A: G39 Cast Iron Grit can be recycled and reused typically for 45 operational cycles, though this may vary based on application, surface, and material condition. Replace the grit once it loses its angularity or effectiveness during blasting.
Q: Where can I purchase G39 Cast Iron Grit in India?
A: G39 Cast Iron Grit is readily available through authorized distributors, importers, manufacturers, suppliers, traders, and wholesalers across India. Look for ISO 9001 certified suppliers to ensure product quality and authenticity.
Q: What are the main benefits of using G39 Cast Iron Grit for surface preparation?
A: Its angular shape and high hardness provide aggressive abrasive action with minimal dust formation. This results in effective cleaning and surface profiling, enhancing the bond for subsequent coatings or finishes and reducing overall processing time.
Q: How does G39 Cast Iron Grit comply with industry standards?
A: G39 Cast Iron Grit is manufactured to meet IS 4606 and SAE J444 standards or as per customer specification, ensuring consistent grit size, hardness above 60 HRc, and reliable physical and chemical properties.