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What is sand blasting
Sandblasting leverages the abrasive properties of sand to create smoother surfaces with fewer physical imperfections and flaws. It’s no secret that sand is rough and gritty. Because of these properties, it’s able to wear away at excess or unwanted material on a surface. Sandpaper, for example, contains many individual particles of sand. When rubbed against a surface, the sand removes some of the top-layer material, thereby creating a smoother texture. Sandblasting works the same way except it involves the use of highly pressurized sand.
Sand blasting process
after taping out the important mechanical parts and fittings centers of the component, The first step to performing sandblasting is pouring the sand into the sandblasting machine. Sandblasting machines have a chamber on top in which the sand is poured. The sandblasting machine is then connected a conventional air compressor that, when activated, propels the sand out through a handheld nozzle. Depending on the settings, the pressure of the sand may be anywhere from 50 to 130 pounds per square inch (PSI).
The sand is then “blasted” across the surface, and because of its abrasive properties, the sand is able to create a smoother surface.
Blasting is performed via different materials, we use; silicon carbide
Sand blasting applications
PAINTING PREPARATION
PLASTIC INJECTION MOLD CLEANING
CERAMIC COATINGS PREPARATIONS
CASTING APPLICATION SANDING
FOOD PROCESS MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
MECHANICAL COMPONENTS FINISHING
COMPONENT SURFACE PREPARATION AND ETCHING
AESTHETICS PURPOSES