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Bulk purchasing garnet abrasive for sandblasting or waterjet cutting needs careful checks beyond price. Reliable suppliers provide consistent grading, test documents, flexible packing and clear shipping terms. This checklist helps importers and contractors avoid quality issues and delivery delays.

Documents to Request Before Bulk Order

• TDS (Technical Data Sheet) including hardness, specific gravity and nominal mesh range.
• Sieve analysis report of the batch to verify grain distribution.
• Soluble chloride and free silica test certificates, especially for marine and immersion coating projects.
• Sample for trial test before a full container shipment.

Clarify your requirements clearly: confirm application (blasting or waterjet), mesh grade, target surface profile, substrate type and project standard. Do not simply order “garnet grit” without grading confirmation. B24 (20–40), B60 (30–60), 80 mesh and 120 mesh have completely different performance.

Common Export Packing Options

• 25 kg woven bags: easy manual handling, suitable for small workshops and trial orders.
• 1-ton jumbo bags (FIBC): popular for bulk container shipment, forklift loading, low packing cost.
• Palletized loading can be arranged for stable stacking and container loading.

MOQ, Lead Time and Shipping Terms

Factory direct bulk orders enjoy better price for full container load. We accept trial orders of small tonnage for new customers to test quality. Confirm production lead time, payment terms, Incoterms such as FOB and CIF, and destination port before confirming order.

Sourcing garnet directly from factory brings stable batch quality, adjustable grading and full test support. Long-term buyers benefit from consistent specification and stable supply across repeated projects.

Tell us your application, required mesh grade, order quantity and destination port, we will send a formal quotation, packing details and sample arrangement plan.