Coated abrasives
The mineral component in abrasive papers, cloths and related products. Grain selection shapes the surface preparation process.
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OUR PRODUCTS / NATURAL ABRASIVES
Premium Turkish Natural
Emery.
A natural abrasive mineral for industrial applications. Explore Emery for abrasive products, surface finishing and textured surfaces with AGL Mining.
EMERY / AGL MININGDiscover Emery
01 Natural abrasive mineral02 Grain selection matters03 Selected for your applicationFind your material
01 / MEET THE MATERIAL
Natural origins.
Industrial
purpose.
Meet the mineral behind the abrasive.
Emery is a dark, naturally occurring rock containing corundum and iron-bearing minerals. Its mineral composition makes it a material of interest for abrasion and surface treatment.
An effective abrasive starts with the right material. Particle size, mineral composition and the demands of your process all play a part. Work with AGL Mining to define what your application needs.
Find your material Mineral background: USGS Bulletin 269Abrasive by nature
Corundum is at the heart of Emery’s abrasive character, alongside naturally associated minerals.
The grain makes a difference
Match your particle requirements to the action, texture and finish your process calls for.
Expertise behind the material
Bring your specification to a team with a background in mining engineering and mineral processing.
02 / APPLICATIONS & INDUSTRIES
Abrasive action.
Industrial possibilities.
From abrasive formulations to textured surfaces, Emery is a material to evaluate across a range of industrial applications.
Discuss your applicationBonded abrasives
A raw material to consider for bonded abrasive formulations. Evaluate the grain together with the bond and grinding requirements.
Enquire about bonded abrasivesAnti-slip surfaces
Mineral aggregate for consideration in textured flooring and surface systems where grip is part of the design.
Enquire about surface systemsSurface finishing
Abrasive fractions to evaluate for finishing and polishing. Select against the substrate, process and target surface quality.
Enquire about surface finishingApplication examples are for discussion. Confirm material suitability through the relevant technical documentation and trials.
03 / MATERIAL SELECTION
From coarse texture
to fine detail.
Every process asks something different of its abrasive. Begin with the particle size and distribution your application requires.
Aggregate
Define the particle range and surface texture required for your aggregate application.
Grains
Specify the grain distribution your abrasive formulation or treatment process needs.
Fine fractions
Set the fine-particle requirements and evaluation criteria for your intended finish.
Already have a specification?
Send us your particle size requirements04 / FROM QUARRY TO QUALITY
A closer look
at the process.
From crushing at the source to processing, packaging and on-site quality control. Explore the stages behind the material.
01 / QUARRY
The material journey
starts here.
At the quarry stage, crushing prepares the material for the next steps in processing. The crushing line and conveyors offer a closer look at this first stage.
02 / PROCESSING PLANT
From processing
to packed product.
Processing brings the material into the form required for its intended application. Warehouse handling and packaging complete this stage, preparing the material for supply.
ON-SITE QUALITY CONTROL
Quality starts
on site.
Internal inspectionsMaterial checksLaboratory evaluation
03 / QUALITY CONTROL
Closer to the material.
Closer to quality.
We carry out internal inspections and controls on site. Laboratory checks support material evaluation, helping us assess product characteristics against the requirements of the application.
Explore technical requirements05 / TECHNICAL CONVERSATION
Know your material.
Define your requirements.
A useful specification connects the material to your process. Share the properties and acceptance criteria that matter to your production.
Request technical information| Property | What to discuss |
|---|---|
| Chemical composition | Analysis, test method and required limits |
| Particle size | Mesh or micron range and sieve standard |
| Physical properties | Hardness, density and moisture requirements |
| Application | Process, substrate and evaluation criteria |
| Packaging & supply | Required quantity, packaging and destination |
Request grade-specific technical documentation for numerical properties, test methods and acceptance limits.
06 / TAKE A CLOSER LOOK
Get to know
your next material.
Take the Emery Product Overview with you. A concise introduction, application considerations and a checklist for your technical enquiry.
Download product overviewThis overview is not a Technical Data Sheet or Safety Data Sheet. Contact AGL for grade-specific technical and safety documentation before use.
What is natural Emery?
Emery is a naturally occurring, dark abrasive rock containing corundum and associated iron-bearing minerals. Its composition varies, so a specific grade should be evaluated using its own technical data.
Is Emery a finished grinding product?
This page introduces Emery as a mineral raw material. Abrasive papers, grinding wheels and finished surface systems are separate products made using selected materials and formulations.
How do I choose the right particle size?
Share the intended application, required mesh or micron range, sieve standard and target result. These details help the team discuss material options and the relevant evaluation steps.
Can I discuss samples and packaging?
Yes. Contact AGL with your application, evaluation quantity, expected order volume and delivery destination to discuss current sample and packaging options.
Where can I get technical and safety documents?
The downloadable Product Overview introduces the material. Ask AGL for the relevant grade-specific TDS and official SDS for technical evaluation and handling information.
LET’S FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
Bring us your application.
Let’s talk Emery.
Start your Emery enquiry with AGL Mining. Share your application, particle requirements and estimated quantity to discuss materials, evaluation and supply options.
Request a quote or sample Opens your email app with an enquiry template.