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Bead blasting takes away the tool marks and gives a finished part a uniform matte or satin finish.
This is mostly for looks, and it comes in different grits that show how big the bombarding pieces are. Our normal grit is #120.
HSJ offers highly efficient standard products and customized solutions. Standardized or customized to your application.
Our products and systems offer versatile application possibilities, fast color change if required, and efficient process technology for feeding, applying and powder recovery.
| Grit | Color | Part masking | Cosmetic availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| #120 | Uniform matte of raw material color | Indicate masking requirements in technical drawing | Cosmetic on request |
Bead blasting, also known as sandblasting or shot blasting, is a surface treatment method used to clean, smooth, or texture the surface of parts. It involves propelling fine beads or abrasive media at high speed onto the surface of the part to remove contaminants, oxide layers, burrs, or other imperfections.
The bead blasting process offers several advantages for parts surface treatment. It effectively removes surface contaminants and unwanted layers, resulting in a clean surface ready for subsequent processes like coating, painting, or inspection. Bead blasting can also create a uniform and matte finish on the part, giving it an aesthetically pleasing appearance or providing a surface texture for improved grip or adhesion.
The processing time for sandblasting service can vary depending on several factors, such as the size and complexity of the object being sandblasted, the type of abrasive material used, and the desired level of surface preparation.
For smaller objects or projects, sandblasting may only take a few hours to complete. However, for larger or more complex items, such as industrial equipment or buildings, sandblasting can take several days or even weeks to complete.
It’s best to check with the sandblasting service provider for a more accurate estimate of the processing time based on the specific requirements of your project.
The cost of a single part sandblasting service can vary depending on several factors such as the size and complexity of the part, the type of abrasive material used, the level of surface preparation required, and the location of the service provider.
Generally, the cost for sandblasting a single part can range from a few dollars for small parts to several hundred dollars or more for larger and more complex parts. Some service providers may charge a flat rate per hour or per project, while others may charge based on the size and type of the part being sandblasted.
It’s best to check with local sandblasting service providers for a more accurate estimate based on the specific requirements of your project. Additionally, keep in mind that other factors such as transportation and additional services like coating or painting can also impact the total cost of the project.
