Powder coating traditionally serves as a finish for metallic parts. It’s applied electrostatically using a spray gun and then heated at a specified time and temperature in an oven. Since the production of ultralow-temperature-cure (ULC) and low-temperature-cure...
Selecting the right protective coating is essential for maximizing the lifespan and performance of equipment. Cerakote® and diamond-like carbon coating (DLC) are advanced and widely used coating options. Both coatings are engineered to shield surfaces from harsh...
Sandblasting exposes workers to high-velocity abrasive media, airborne particles, noise, and potentially hazardous contaminants. Inadequate protection can result in serious injuries or long-term health issues, including silicosis, hearing loss, and hazardous exposure....
Incorrect nozzle choice, equipment clogs, abrasive overconsumption, and lack of safety precautions are some of the most common issues sandblasting companies must manage on a daily basis. While adjusting the settings can provide temporary fixes, employees must have a...
Yes, you can sandblast concrete pools. Sandblasting pools is an excellent way to prepare them for resurfacing because it effectively removes paint, grime, and mineral deposits without damaging the concrete substrate. Using a wet sandblasting method with the right...
