Air Compressors
When it comes to abrasive blasting the more air you have the better. While the amount of air needed depends on ... Read MorePortable Abrasive Blasting
There are two ways to abrasive (sand) blast using a portable system – pressure blasting and suction or gravity fed blasting. ... Read MoreAbrasive Blasting Media – Steel
Steel is one of the strongest and most dependable materials that can be used for blasting work. When it is made ... Read More
Abrasive Blasting Media – Crushed Glass Grit
The age-old method of sandblasting has a new alternative in Crushed Glass Grit. This revolutionary alternative boasts robust features such as ... Read More
Abrasive Blasting Media – Dry Ice
When one hears the term abrasive blasting, it’s very easy to think of grit, dust, and the force of quite aggressive ... Read More
Abrasive Blasting Media – Soda
Soda blasting isn’t just another way to clean surfaces—it’s quite a game changer. Originally created for restoring the Statue of Liberty, ... Read More
Abrasive Blasting Media – Plastic
What is Plastic Abrasive Blasting Media? They are a special kind of material used in blasting processes, used where skill meets ... Read MoreAbrasive Blasting Media – Corn Cob Grit
A natural, organic blasting media like Corn Cob Grit provides unique properties and performance. Corn Cob Grit blasting media is extracted ... Read More
Abrasive Blasting Media – Walnut Shell Grit
Walnut Shell Grit is a fascinating material for blasting. The hardness of Walnut Shell puts it in between the soft medias ... Read MorePlastic Abrasive Blasting Media
Plastic Abrasive Blasting Media is a synthetic media that is available primarily as three different types – Urea (Type II), Melamine ... Read More
Abrasive Blasting Media – Silicon Carbide
Silicon Carbide has quite a name in the world of abrasive blasting. It is a mineral abrasive, not just admired but ... Read MoreAbrasive Blasting Media – Glass Bead
Glass Bead is a unique blasting media. Glass Bead abrasive is a solid, round sphere made of soda-lime glass, this Glass ... Read MoreAbrasive Blasting Media – Aluminum Oxide
Aluminum Oxide Grit is probably one of the most versatile and widely used blasting media. Virgin Aluminum Oxide is refined from ... Read MoreAbrasive Blasting Media – Introduction
There are many different types of abrasive blasting media available. Each of these media will produce a different finish on the ... Read MoreAnchor Profile
The amount of etching (etch profile) or anchor pattern achieved on a surface during abrasive blasting is necessary to understand given ... Read MoreGlass Bead vs. Crushed Glass Grit
We get a lot of questions about the difference between Glass Bead and Crushed Glass Grit. Below are some before and ... Read MoreBlast Cleaning Steel – Pictures
I posted some information a few weeks ago about using Crushed Glass Grit to strip/clean steel. Here are some before and ... Read MoreJuly 4th BBQ
Take a look at your wood deck or concrete or stone patio while you are grilling over the weekend. Does the ... Read MoreSoda Blasting
Soda blasting is a specialty process that is used for applications where surface ‘sensitivity’ is critical. Soda (actually sodium bicarbonate or ... Read More
