The exception of dry ice blasting, all our abrasive blasting, also called grit blasting, is done in enclosed cabinets, the largest of which is a 72 inch cubic machine. We have extensive experience in abrasive blasting to remove thermal barriers and combustion residue or rust from turbine engine components. Our experience in abrasive blasting extends to removal of coatings on mold halves, holding fixtures used in coating & plating and surface preparation of material prior to coating and plating.
We have two grinding booths equipped with a multitude of pneumatic powered hand held belt and disc grinders and abrasive pad holders. This equipment is used for parts requiring grinding for disassembly, for removal of surface contaminants, or for surface preparation for subsequent metal treating.
Dry grit blasting (using grit) is a highly concentrated stream of small abrasive particles projected at a surface to remove rust, mill scale, coatings, or other contaminants.