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Wet vs. dry blasting




I have been asked to provide advice on the advantages or disadvantages of wet blasting versus dry blasting using glass beads in machining. Has a case study been published or is information available that offers this information? Recognizing that resource recovery or pollution prevention must be the most important consideration. What would be your recommendation?

Samira Nawar
Canada
1996



THERE ARE MANY ADVANTAGES WET BLASTING HAS OVER DRY BLASTING SUCH AS NO DUST,GREASY/OILY PARTS CAN BE BLASTED WITHOUT PRIOR CLEANING,BLASTING WITHOUT SURFACE FINISH DAMAGE.

Richard Gillott
1996


Wet Blasting Method of Surface Preparation is recommended in the areas of Fire Hazard (Eg.Live Facility- Production Area).

K.Venkatapathy
Oil & Gas Projects - Pondicherry, India
2005


We build large work boats. Because of environmental issues we always wet blast. An average of 500 Sq/Mts per vessel. I's a bit slower but much better finish … "Wet is best" … oh and size matters … use a big pot 250psi @ 1200 CFM

Walter Wright
- Pembroke (Wales)
October 22, 2008




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