Sandblasting Method

Wheel Blasting:

Wheel sandblasting machine is a high-power, high-efficiency blasting method with recyclable abrasive. Mainly wheel blasting machines propel plastic abrasive in a cryogenic chamber; this type of wheel blasting is usually used for deflating plastic and rubber components. The size of the wheel blast machine and the number and power of the wheels depends on the parts to be blasted and on the expected result and efficiency.

Hydro-Blasting: 

It is commonly known as a water blasting machine, and it is a common abrasive blasting operation because it is very effective and, in most cases, will only require one operator. In this process, water is used to remove old paint, chemicals, or buildup without damaging the previous surface. This method is ideal for cleaning internal and external surfaces because the operator is mainly able to send the stream of water in places.

Blast Room:

it has the third type of sand blast cabinet. Mostly the recycling will be used in blast room from manual recycling to full reclaim floors that convey the abrasive pneumatically or mechanically to a device that cleans the abrasive prior to recycling.

Micro-Abrasive Blasting: 

Micro abrasive blasting uses smaller nozzles to provide a fine stream of abrasive accurately to either a small part of a small area on a larger part. Micro-abrasive blasting uses media with particle sizes from 10 micrometers up to about 150 micrometers and usually higher pressures than most of the larger blasters 40 psi to 150 pounds per square inch deliver sufficient energy to these small particles. However, the equipment for abrasive blasting usually consists of but is not limited to a hand-held nozzle that directs a stream of blasting abrasive particles. Therefore abrasive is mixed with air in a mixing chamber in order to transport it to the nozzle where it is subject to a high-velocity air stream that propels it towards the job.