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Sandblasting (more formally known as abrasive blasting) is a surface-finishing process that uses compressed air or water to propel fine abrasive media at high velocity against a hard surface.
The impact cleans contaminants, strips old coatings, smooths rough surfaces, or creates an anchor profile for new paint and powder coating. Industrial abrasive blasting of a steel component.
| Media Type | Hardness / Aggressiveness | Best Used For |
|---|---|---|
| Garnet / Aluminum Oxide | High | Heavy Rust, Mill Scale and Structural Steel Profiling |
| Steel Grit / Steel Shot | Very High | Heavy duty industrial descaling and shot peening |
| Glass Beads | Medium | Satin finishes on stainless steel and aluminum |
| Walnut Shells / Corn Cob | Low (Soft) | Cleaning delicate Wood, Fiberglass and Engine Components |
| Sodium Bicarbonate (Soda) | Very Low | Non-destructive automotive stripping and graffiti removal |
Standard silica sand poses a severe risk of silicosis (a debilitating lung disease caused by respirable crystalline silica). Industrial operations require positive-pressure supplied-air respirators (blast helmets), heavy protective suits, and dedicated blast booths or dust collection systems.
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