Sandblasting is a revolutionary technique which is implemented for coarsening or cleaning of various surfaces. The process involves the use of sophisticated equipment which exudes a jet of compressed steam or air at high speeds. The stream can be used for carving designs on glass or clean metallic surfaces. Another significant feature of this procedure is that paint on various surfaces can be removed without causing any visible damage to the inner layers. The equipment required for this process includes an air compressor and a blaster nozzle. An abrasive is required in the equipment which is propelled by the compressor at high pressures.
How Can Paint Removal Be Made Easier?
This question finds a decent answer in the type of grits used in the sandblast equipment. There are many types of grit which are used for diverse applications which include Aluminum Oxide, Glass Beads or Crushed Glass. The commonly used abrasives or grits used for paint removal are plastic in nature since they have to take off the paint sans any damage to the underlying surface. The removal of paint and rust is the keynote of this process and it can be also used for smoothening of surfaces. Aluminum oxide is one such abrasive which is used for the finishing work of surfaces.
The layer of abrasive deposited over the substrate is the deciding factor in the efficiency of sandblasting. The air pressure and contaminations in the abrasive are pretty significant factors which need special attention in this process. The diverse natures of materials which can be cleansed and smoothened through this process increase the legitimacy of the process.
Mobile Sandblasting 