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Sandblasting vs. Soda Blasting: What’s the Difference?

Sandblasting vs. Soda Blasting: What’s the Difference?

Sandblasting and soda blasting are abrasive blasting techniques used in cleaning and surface preparation. Although these materials follow similar processes and use the same equipment, they differ significantly in terms of their application methods, ideal use cases and...

Superoxalloy Abrasive vs. Chemical Strippers

Superoxalloy Abrasive vs. Chemical Strippers

When it comes to powder coating, surface imperfection or paint removal in any industry, efficiency is key. This efficiency extends to project timelines, health and safety practices, and the quality of work. There are various ways to remove paint, powder coating, and...

How to Market Your Powder Coating Business

How to Market Your Powder Coating Business

Powder coating enterprises use specialized equipment to cure metal with a pigment and resin substance. Many industries seek out these services, contributing to a forecasted market value of $3.2 billion in the United States by 2025.  It is clear that powder coating...

Is It Possible to Sandblast 3D Printed Parts?

Is It Possible to Sandblast 3D Printed Parts?

In the additive manufacturing industry, a typical question might be: "Is it possible to sandblast parts created using 3D printing?" The straightforward answer is yes. However, with the development of new, advanced abrasives like EpiX from 10X Engineered Materials,...

Will Sandblasting Remove Undercoating?

Will Sandblasting Remove Undercoating?

Sandblasting undercoating is an effective method for removing the protective layer from a vehicle's undercarriage. It involves using a high-pressure stream of abrasive materials to blast away the undercoating and expose the metal surface underneath. While undercoating...

Glass Beads vs. 10X Superoxalloy

Glass Beads vs. 10X Superoxalloy

When it comes to sandblasting, choosing the right abrasive can significantly impact your project's safety, outcomes and efficiency. While glass beads have long been a popular choice thanks to their gentle action, 10X superoxalloy products stand out as a substitute for...

5 Different Types of Sandblasters and Their Uses

5 Different Types of Sandblasters and Their Uses

Sandblasting, also referred to as abrasive blasting, is a surface cleaning and preparation process that uses pressurized air to propel abrasive particles at high speeds. These particles effectively cut through rust, corrosion, paint, and other tough coatings on metal...

10X Abrasives Help Grow State-Winning Produce

10X Abrasives Help Grow State-Winning Produce

Calvin Wohlert has been growing produce to enter into competitions for 15 years. Since incorporating 10X superoxalloy abrasives into his soil mix, Calvin's weights have gone up about 300lbs per pumpkin. Plus, he was able to double the previous state record for...

How to Etch Glass With Sandblasting

How to Etch Glass With Sandblasting

Sandblasting is traditionally used to remove corrosion, contaminants and coatings but can also serve other purposes. This technique is also a versatile and effective glass etching method with various artistic and practical possibilities.  Sandblasted glass looks...

What Size Blast Hose Should I Choose?

What Size Blast Hose Should I Choose?

Overview of Blast Hose Sizing Choosing the right sandblasting hose size is crucial for efficient and effective surface treatment. Whether you’re looking to select the optimal sandblasting hose size or searching for a useful size chart, this guide will help you make...