Glass Bead Abrasive Media

Cleaning of debris from vats, tubs, trays, utensils, tanks, etc.General cleaning of machinery dies, plates, moldsRemoval of coatings and debris from surfacesMaintenance cleaning in engine rebuilding (e.g. pistons, blocks)Cleaning of large turbines and engine castings as well as small intricate parts.Exterior cleaning of aggregatesClean electrical brushes, connectors, and terminals to improve conductivity because of the wide variety of different materials which may be removed in cleaning operations, it is often best to experiment with different nozzle angles to find which works more efficiently.Where there are internal recesses and other difficult areas, the use of smaller bead sizes may be particularly helpful.Since a high cleaning speed usually minimizes labor, bead size and nozzle angle are key considerations.Normally, a velocity which optimizes cleaning speed with a given size of bead will optimize the consumption, to give the lowest total cost.