Barton Mines Company, LLC

Barton Mines Company, LLC is a well-established mining company specializing in the extraction and processing of garnet abrasive materials. Founded in 1878, the company has a long history and has built a reputation for producing high-quality garnet abrasives used in various industrial applications, including waterjet cutting, abrasive blasting, and surface preparation.

Key highlights about Barton Mines Company, LLC include:

Product Range: Barton is known primarily for its garnet abrasives, which are favored for their hardness, durability, and abrasive qualities. The company offers different grades of garnet suited to various industrial needs.
Mining Locations: Barton operates several mines, with flagship operations historically located in the Adirondack Mountains of New York. The company’s garnet deposits in this region are known for their superior quality.
Sustainability and Environmental Commitment: Barton emphasizes sustainable mining practices and environmental stewardship. The company implements measures to minimize environmental impact, including water recycling and responsible land reclamation.
Global Presence: Barton Mines serves a global market, distributing its products to industries in numerous countries. It has established a robust supply chain to ensure timely delivery of its abrasives worldwide.
Innovation and Quality Control: The company focuses on continuous improvement and maintaining high standards of quality. Barton employs advanced processing techniques and rigorous quality control measures to ensure the consistency and reliability of its products.
Applications: Barton’s garnet abrasives are used in diverse industries such as shipbuilding, automotive, aerospace, and industrial manufacturing. They play a crucial role in processes like cutting, shaping, and finishing a wide variety of materials.

Barton Mines Company, LLC has maintained a legacy of quality and reliability over its many years of operation, making it a trusted name in the garnet abrasives industry.

800-741-7756
www.barton.com
518-798-5728

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Garnet Blasting Abrasives for Surface Preparation and Coatings Removal

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