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Choosing the Right Blast Media for Your Surface Preparation Needs

The first step in selecting the right blast media is understanding the compatibility between the media and the surface you’re working on. Different materials respond differently to various types of media.

Learn more about how the right or wrong media can affect your results.

Surface Preparation for Cerakote Application

Surface Preparation for Cerakote application

Learn how to properly prepare your parts for Cerakote application. Surface preparation is key to achieving optimal results. Clean and inspect your parts, and achieve the proper surface finish through abrasive blasting.

Suction vs Pressure Sandblasting Systems

Empire ProFinish cabinet is a high-performance cabinet built with execution and versatility in mind. It sets the standard for industrial applications and features a tunable reclaim system and dust collector, which not only helps you save on media consumption, but it also removes dust, oversize particles, and fines from your working mix

Vibratory Deburring Process Development

Metal Finishing Supplies

Removing metallic sharp edges, nicks and burrs is no mystery in production operations such as machine stamping and other post manufacturing processes. The unwanted material is removed by a process called deburring and is usually performed using some type of hand tool or other machine that is often time consuming and labor intensive.

Powder Coat Removal Test | Garnet vs 10x Engineered Materials

Powder Coat Removal, which abrasive is better suited for the job? In our quest to determine the best abrasive blasting media, we decided to start doing side-by-side tests in order to get a more accurate look at performance. We chose two popular contractor media – Garnet and the new 10x Engineered Materials (10x for short) and got some surprising results.

5 Tips To Improve Your Vibratory Finishing Process

If you’re not getting great results from your current process, such as a less labor-intensive workload or a desirable end product, you’re not alone.

Here are our top five recommendations for a better vibratory finishing process.