Items Tagged with 'abrasive equipment'

Why blasting is the most maintenance-intense step in a finishing line, and what facilities can do to reduce waste, downtime and rework.

A new blasting media earned third-party approval for creating clean profiles with minimal embedment across ferrous and nonferrous substrates reliably.

Integrated ventilation and controls reduce exposure, cut regulatory risk and boost abrasive blasting performance.

Common oversights in blast room maintenance can lead to costly failures. Know the risk factors that accelerate equipment breakdowns.

A new abrasion tester features adjustable settings, customizable attachments and an LCD touchscreen for enhanced precision and usability.

Abrasive blasting prepares military vehicles for repairs, corrosion control and camouflage adaptation, ensuring operational readiness and extended asset lifespan.

There are several factors to consider – economic, structural, resources, manpower – in making this decision. PCI interviewed Brandon Acker, President of Titan Abrasive Systems, to discuss the considerations and give readers and overview of what needs to be examined before making the decision between bringing a blasting operation in house or continuing to use outside sources. 

Norton’s Vortex agglomerated aluminum-oxide grain technology enables the cutting power of a coarser grit, while producing a finer finish in one abrasive disc solution.

Saint-Gobain Abrasives has introduced its new Norton Abrasive Process Solutions (APS) Program. 

Sherwin-Williams, through its Product Finishes Division, announced five winning business partners of its seventh annual ProVisions™ Vendor Awards at an appreciation program at Disney’s Contemporary Resort in Orlando on January 26.