We offer a wide range of blasting abrasives, including aluminum oxide, silicon carbide, garnet, glass beads, walnut shell grit, copper slag, and more. These are designed for various applications such as surface cleaning, etching, and finishing.
The ideal blasting abrasive depends on factors like the material you’re working with, the type of finish you need, and the specific project requirements. Contact our expert team for personalized recommendations.
Copper slag is an environmentally friendly abrasive with sharp edges, making it highly effective for removing rust, scale, and impurities from metal surfaces. It is cost-effective, reduces the material needed for a project, and poses fewer health risks due to low free silica content.
Aluminum oxide grit is a standard abrasive used for cleaning and etching surfaces. White aluminum oxide grit, on the other hand, is ultra-pure (>99%) and is used for critical applications requiring high cleanliness and minimal contamination.
Our abrasives, such as copper slag and corn cob grit, are environmentally friendly and produce minimal waste. We offer silica-free abrasives that reduce health risks for workers while still delivering powerful surface-cleaning results.
Abrasive blasting cleans and prepares surfaces by removing contaminants like rust, old paint, and grime. It also creates a textured surface that helps coatings adhere better, increasing the longevity of the finished surface.
Glass beads are spherical and are used to produce a smooth,peened finish on surfaces. They are often used for deburring, polishing, and cleaning delicate metal parts without causing damage.
Yes, for soft materials like wood and plastic, non-aggressive abrasives such as walnut shell grit or corn cob grit are ideal. These abrasives are gentle yet effective for cleaning and finishing these surfaces.
Garnet grit is a hard, angular abrasive used for surface cleaning, coating removal, and creating a rough texture on surfaces. It’s commonly used in both dry and wet abrasive blasting applications for industrial settings.
Steel shot is spherical and is primarily used for peening, creating a smooth finish. Steel grit is angular and is used for cleaning and preparing surfaces, often creating a rougher finish for coatings or treatments.
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