Advanced Sandblasting Technology

Elevate Surface Treatment with Customized Abrasive Blasting Solutions

Explore the versatility of abrasive blasting technology tailored for precise and targeted blasting applications. From delicate deburring to robust descaling, our systems are designed to enhance surface quality across a wide range of industries.

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What is Sandblasting?

Sandblasting, also known as Abrasive Blasting is a process that is used in many industries for either cleaning or modifying the surface texture. The technique consists of throwing abrasive particles against a surface, causing its texture to change to improve the surface properties of materials intended for further treatment like painting, coating or to clean it by removing such contaminants as rust, paint and other surface films.

Abrasive blasting works on a straightforward and yet very effective principle, where media is propelled by compressed air through a blasting nozzle. From hard particles such as aluminum oxide and steel grit to soft materials like walnut shells and glass beads, the selection dramatically depends on the nature of the surface and the desired outcome. All these variations make abrasive blasting a very versatile process, applicable to so many different applications.

Where do we apply it?


De-coring Removal of sand cores from cast metal parts to ensure clean cavities and precise shapes.	Deburring Smoothing of rough edges on metal parts, crucial for enhancing the safety and quality of manufactured items.	Cleaning Thorough cleansing of surfaces to remove contaminants such as oil, dirt, and production residues.	Texturising Creating a uniform or patterned surface texture on materials for aesthetic purposes or to increase surface adhesion for subsequent processes.

Roughening Creating a rough surface profile to enhance the bonding strength of coatings applied to smooth surfaces.	Polishing Smoothing surfaces to a glossy finish, often used in the final finishing of products for visual appeal and touch.	Etching Engraving designs or text on various materials, often used for decorative purposes or part identification.	Descaling Removing scale deposits from metal surfaces, a common requirement in maintenance and manufacturing processes.

Abrasive Blasting Techniques

Pressure Blasting

This method uses a pressurized vessel or tank from which a high-velocity stream of abrasive media passes through a hose to the nozzle. It is considered very efficient and able to reach and cover large areas quickly. The ideal tool to strip off thick paint, remove rust, and perform large derusting of ship bottoms or big machines.

Injector Blasting

The abrasives are drawn into the airstream and propelled from the nozzle by vacuum force, which is not as aggressive as pressure blasting. This is often used where a more sensitive touch is needed. Ideal for cleaning sensitive objects, automobile parts, or used in restoration projects where the quality of the surface has to be preserved.

Dustless Blasting

The blending of the water and abrasive, by adding a vacuum system that includes holding down the dust airborne, allows this to be an environmentally friendly alternative that reduces cleanup time. Ideal for use in sensitive environments where dust and debris control is of the essence; for example, when carrying out operations within urban areas, on historic restorations, and during indoor refurbishments.