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What Blast Media Should I Use In A Wet Blast Cabinet?

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  Introduction Choosing the correct abrasive media for wet blasting is very important because an inappropriate media choice will not provide the desired finish. It can not only cause a rework but in some cases may cause damage to the blasted surface. This article guides you in choosing the appropriate media for a wet blasting cabinet. Different abrasive media that can be used in a wet blast cabinet The different abrasive media that you normally use in a wet blast cabinet are garnet, glass bead, aluminum oxide, crushed glass, and soda bi-carbonate Garnet (Almandine and Alluvial) :  Garnet is a type of gemstone and has good natural abrasive properties. Garnet has a sub-angular shape, Mohs hardness number 7 to 7.5, comes in different grit sizes and it can remove coatings, old paint, rust, and mill scale from metal surfaces and can work on hard metals also. The coarser grit is suitable for working on aluminum, steel, stainless steel, and other metals and finer grit is suitable for...

Vapour Blasting vs. Wet Sandblasting

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Many people are gravitating to wet abrasive blasting due to the significant benefit of being able to control the dust from abrasive blasting. However, while adopting wet abrasive blasting, they confuse wet blasting, water injection blasting and vapour abrasive blasting. Wet blasting and water injection blasting are archaic forms of wet abrasive blasting and have many shortcomings compared to vapour blasting.  The technology used in wet blasting is basic and primitive and suited to ‘DIY’ operators rather than professional blasters. There are two types of wet blasting nozzles. The RapidBlast™ Vapour Blasting equipment offers the best leading edge technology in Vapour Blasting that is more effective, efficient and environmentally friendly. For more information : https://quantumblast.com.au/vapour-blasting-vs-wet-sandblasting/  

Abrasive Media – High purity, consistent sizing and top quality abrasive media to give you high productivity

  Quantum Blast Australia supplies the full range of abrasive blast media from sandblasting garnet, aluminium oxide, soda-bi carbonate, crushed glass, copper slag, staurolyte, steel grit and steel shot. All of the abrasive blast media is available in industry standard particle sizes and in 25kg and 1MT bulk packaging. Alluvial and Almandine garnet are both sourced from high grade deposits and contain very low levels of chloride. Visit  https://quantumblast.com.au/blast-media/ for more information.

Restoration Of Antiques And Heritage Monuments

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  I.  Introduction The heritage monuments of a country are a testimony of the country’s architectural capabilities and evidence of its past, and hence, it is essential to preserve them for future generations. Whether the heritage monument is the Taj Mahal or The Shrine of Remembrance, they are important and the respective country has the responsibility to preserve these monuments. Unlike other applications of sandblasting, the objective in restoration of heritage monuments and antiques is not to make the monument shine and look like brand new, but to clean and restore the natural finish. This article gives you an overview of coatings and contaminants to be removed from the surfaces of antiques and heritage monuments, different methods of doing this, and the advantages of wet abrasive blasting or dustless blasting for the restoration of antiques and heritage monuments. II.  Coatings and contaminants that are to be removed from the surfaces of antiques and heritage monument...

NOVA Accessories

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  NOVA  HELMETS RPB Abrasive Blasting Equipment Quantum Blast Technologies brings to you the world’s most comfortable blasting respirators combining innovation and practicality at its core. Respiratory Protection Brand (RPB) is a safety equipment manufacturing company which was established in the 1970s. Through years of industry experience, RPB has revolutionised the blasting experience for users. Not only do their products incorporate vital safety features, but they also focus on comfort and functionality to increase productivity during blasting. NOVA HELMETS NOVA 3 The RPB NOVA 3 incorporates breakthrough technology and comfort and is currently ranked #1 for being the most comfortable blasting respirator in the world. The unique panoramic visor provides users with an uncompromised field of view aiding precise blasting. The revolutionary cassette lens system allows for over 30% more downward vision than any other helmet. The streamlined design ensures that air is directed dow...

Elcometer

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  Elcometer A world leader of surface cleaning and coating inspection equipment for over 70 years, appoints Quantum Blast Technologies as authorised dealer in Australia Synonymous with quality and innovation, Elcometer is a world leader in the design, manufacture, and supply of inspection equipment. Elcometer is a UK–based organization established in 1947. Since the production of its first gauge over 75 years ago, they have expanded to over 170 countries. Quantum blast is proud to announce our latest collaboration with Elcometer in obtaining the authorized dealership of Elcometer products in Australia. Source Link 

Elcometer Blast Equipment

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WIDE RANGE OF SIZES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS! With over 70 years in the industry, Elcometer has applied its experience and knowledge to develop highly efficient blast machines. Elcometer Performance Abrasive Blast Machines are designed to work flat out for longer durations. Quantum Blast Technologies is the exclusive distributor for Elcometer Blast Machines in Australia. ELCOMETER ENGINEERED Whether you are blasting at a dockyard or in a blast room, Elcometer offers a range of blast machines, from 60 up to 285 litres. Elcometer standard blast machines are CE approved to PED 2014/68EU. Every aspect of an Elcometer Blast Machine uses high-quality components, is manufactured, and engineered by Elcometer experts. Elcometer experts have found the sweet spot between volume, speed, and pressure of air to the nozzle resulting in higher efficiency. Subsequently, higher efficiency in blast pressures will result in faster blasting and lower media usage inducing cost savings and lower clean-up times. Ad...