• Aluminium-Oxid: Aggressive enough to remove rust and coatings without excessive material loss.
• Glasperlen: Suitable for light paint and rust removal while maintaining the base metal’s integrity.
• Silicon Carbide: Highly effective for tough coatings and corrosion.

• For Large-Scale Industrial Use: Steel grit and shot are often preferred due to their high durability and reusability.
• For Automotive Restoration: Soda blasting is an excellent choice for delicate paint stripping without warping metal surfaces.
• For Marine Applications: Garnet is often used due to its ability to remove coatings while minimizing environmental impact.

Yes, many types of abrasive media can be reused, depending on their durability:

• Ceramic and Steel Media: Long-lasting and reusable multiple times.
• Glasperlen: Can be reused a few times before losing effectiveness.
• Organic Media (Walnut Shells, Corn Cob): Typically single-use due to breakdown upon impact.

• Media Hardness: Harder media, such as ceramic and steel, last longer and retain their cutting efficiency.
• Operating Conditions: Proper pressure settings and media separation techniques enhance reusability.
• Contamination Levels: Excessive contamination (e.g., rust, oil, coatings) can shorten media lifespan, making filtration and cleaning essential.

• Regularly sift out debris and dust to maintain performance.
• Use appropriate blasting pressures to prevent excessive breakdown.
• Store media in a dry, controlled environment to prevent degradation.

• Use the appropriate pressure settings to prevent excessive wear.
• Regularly clean and separate used media to maintain consistency.
• Match media type and size with the specific application for the best results.

• Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) such as gloves, safety glasses, and respirators.
• Ensure proper ventilation in the workspace to reduce exposure to airborne particles.
• Follow manufacturer guidelines for handling and disposal of abrasive materials.

• Some media, like silica sand, generate hazardous dust and may require special handling.
• Water-based or biodegradable media can be used for environmentally friendly operations.
• Certain media types, like steel shot, can be recycled to minimize waste.

• Fine Glass Beads: Provide smooth, uniform finishes on delicate components.
• Plastische Medien: Works well for soft metals and aerospace parts.
• Micro Aluminum Oxide: Used for intricate detailing in medical and electronic components.

• Nasses Strahlen: Reduces dust and is gentler on surfaces.
• Trockenes Strahlen: Offers faster material removal but generates more dust.
• Wheel Blasting: Used for heavy-duty applications in automated processes.