Surface treatment with impact
Glass pearl blasting - Steel shot blasting - Sand blasting

The treatment with impact of surfaces and metallic pieces of all kinds of materials can be realized with :

 

The most active one , the most abrasive one.

Long service life, little dust, high price per kilo.

The most current one,
general use.

The heaviest , the most greedy in air.

Very economical,
permits
to not recuperate during blasting in free air.

The softest, non destructive to obtain the best finish.

Physical properties
Comparison


R 01

abrasive grits
«corindon»

R 03

full ceramic pearls

R 04

micro glass pearls

R 05

steel shot


R 06
glass crystals in silicate alumina

R07

pealed nutshells

SHAPE

angular

spherical

spherical

ovoid

angular

irregular

COLOR

brown

white

white

grey

brown

light brown

Specific density

2,5 - 4

3,76

2,4 - 2,5

7,6 - 7,8

1,3

600 up to 650 kg/m3

% of free silica

1%

0%

0%

0%

< 0,1%

0%

% of free iron

1%

0%

1%

0%

8%

0%

Hardness (MOHS)

9,2

4,5 - 6,5

7,5

6,0 - 7,0

3,0 - 4,0

Toxicity

very little

nil

nil

nil

very little

nil

Metal removal

important

little

little up to nil

important up to medium

medium

nil

Cleaning speed

high

medium up to high

medium

medium up to high

medium up to high

medium

Obtained finish

profound satin

various satins

various satins

alveolar surface

various satins

velvet-like

Contamination

none

none

none

important

none

none

Dry blasting

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

Wet blasting

no

no

yes

no

no

no

Consumption

medium

medium

little

medium

medium up to little

medium

Wear of the
equipment

medium
up to high

little

little

little up to medium

medium up to high

little up to nil

R01 Abrasive grits «corindon»

average Ø

ORDER No

 

400 micron

R 01/037

5 kg

350 micron

R 01/047

5 kg

250 micron

R 01/061

5 kg

170 micron

R 01/081

5 kg

120 micron

R 01/101

5 kg

100 micron

R 01/121

5 kg

R03 Ceramic pearls
 

average Ø

ORDER No

250 up to 420 micron

R 03/925

25 kg

125 up to 250 micron

R 03/912

25 kg

70 up to 125 micron

R 03/907

25 kg

R04 Micro glass pearls
 

average Ø

ORDER No

 

250 up to 425 micron

R 04/025

25 kg

150 up to 250 micron

R 04/015

25 kg

75 up to 150 micron

R 04/008

25 kg

45 up to 90 micron

R 04/005

25 kg

R05 Steel shot
 

average Ø

ORDER No

 

300 up to 590 micron

R 05/030

25 kg

180 up to 420 micron

R 05/020

25 kg

120 up to 300 micron

R 05/010

25 kg

R06 Glass crystals in silicate alumina

average Ø

ORDER No

1400 up to 2200 micron

R 06/512

50 kg

400 up to 1600 micron

R 06/520

50 kg

100 up to 500 micron

R 06/550

50 kg

R07 pealed nutshells

average Ø

ORDER No

1400 up to 2200 micron

R 07/002

25 kg

700 up to 1500 micron

R 07/003

25 kg

250 up to 1000 micron

R 07/004

25 kg

NOTES:
* 100 micron = 0,1 mm.
* R06 is lighter than R01, 04 and 05.
* R07 loves dry air.

 


* The diameter of the projection tube and    the pressure of the compressed air have    an influence on the power of the impact    and permit the installation to project    more or less voluminous particles.


* To mark/mat glass, blast with    silicon carbide grit 60 ORDER No.    R 03/061

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