Abrasive media
The selection of a particular medium is always conditioned by the type of work to be performed and by the material which has to be treated.
The type of abrasive used in a particular application is usually specific to the blasting method. Dry Abrasive Blasting is usually done with sand, electro corundum, silica carbide, plastic media, metallic grit or shot. Wet Blasting is usually done with sand, glass beads, or any materials that will remain suspended in water.
The Technical Support team at FerroECOBlast has been specially trained to supply our customers with the correct solutions for a multitude of applications. They can confidently recommend the best abrasive medium for any specific use across a wide variety of industries.
When judging an abrasive's overall economic value, factors such as:
- abrasive cost
- equipment cost
- labor cost
- cleaning rate
- disposal and cleanup expenses
- and product reusability should be considered.
Time spent on examining a blast job from all perspectives can lead to significant cost savings. These cost savings can be achieved by determining the nature of the surface to be cleaned, defining the cleanliness required for the coating to be used, choosing the proper abrasive, optimizing the use of equipment and personnel, and taking into consideration the conditions and restrictions under which the work will be done.
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