Blasting processes, equipment and abrasives: how they work, which installation fits your parts, what they consume and how to maintain them.
3D printing is at the forefront of a new industrial revolution, enabling customised production without tools or moulds. But every 3D printed part needs finishing after production — and sandblasting is one of the most effective methods. Why do 3D printed parts need finishing? All 3D printed items must be treated after production. Sandblasting can […]
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Sandblasting (abrasive blasting) is the process of propelling an abrasive medium — steel shot or grit, corundum, glass beads — against a surface using compressed air or a turbine wheel. It removes rust, old paint, scale and contamination, and leaves a uniform surface profile ready for painting, coating or metallizing. Sandblasting (abrasive blasting) is a
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