Sandblasting and shot blasting are both abrasive surface preparation methods, differing mainly in how abrasives are propelled. Compressed-air sandblasting offers flexible access to large, complex or on-site structures, while centrifugal wheel blasting delivers efficient, consistent treatment for batches of regular parts. Garnet abrasive, with its non-metallic, low-dust properties, is an ideal choice for compressed-air sandblasting to achieve reliable cleaning and coating adhesion. Read More

When garnet sand is used for sandblasting, it can reach the highest cleaning level, which can greatly prolong the life of sandblasting surface coating, and there is almost no dust in the process of operation, which will not pollute the environment and affect the health of workers.By the impact of hi Read More

SEPPE Garnet Abrasive is very fast cutting due to the large number, speed, and shape of grains impacting on the surface. The acceleration and speed of grain in an airstream is a function of the inertia and hence the size of the grain. Smaller grains accelerate much more readily, thus imparting highe Read More

Reason 1: Adding too much sand resulted in blockage and inability to pressurize.Solution: The amount of sand added should be appropriate and not too much.Reason 2: The spray gun is blocked.Solution: After stopping the gas flow, remove the nozzle and check for any foreign objects. If there are any fo Read More