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Washing, magnetic separation, screening and product purity directly affect garnet abrasive performance. Learn what problems to identify before purchasing or conducting a comparative trial. Read More
Learn how to assess rusted steel, choose between SGA 20/40 and SGA 30/60, set a trial blast and verify cleanliness and surface profile before coating. Read More
As is known to all, ordinary steel usually goes through the process of sand blasting and derusting before use, which can remove rust, oxide scale and other sundries. Before pickling and passivation, stainless steel will also undergo sandblasting to clean the surface, remove the possible oil stains o Read More
Sa 1, Sa 2, Sa 2½ and Sa 3 are visual cleanliness grades for blast-cleaned steel. Learn what each grade means, whether garnet abrasive can achieve Sa 2½ or Sa 3, and which blasting and inspection factors affect the final result. Read More
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