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Sand Blasting

10/06/2011 12:15 PM

Dear all,

We are doing sand blasting on our machine Stainless Steel Parts.

Is there any other process after Sand Blasting.

Because finish is not look similiar from all side.

Oil spot not getting clean.

Please Advice.

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Re: Sand Blasting

10/06/2011 3:24 PM

Sand blasting will make a SS surface more susceptible to oil absorption. If some sandblasting was done before the oil contamination, the harder it will be to get out. Try solvent, using the appropriate safety measures.

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Re: Sand Blasting

10/06/2011 6:44 PM

Oil spot should have been removed prior to sand blasting. Dip the whole thing in oil and wipe it dry. How does it look?

Tool marks may affect reflections as would un-machined vs machined surfaces.

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Re: Sand Blasting

10/08/2011 11:19 AM

There is (walnut) shell blasting, glass bead blasting, powder blasting. Be very aware of silicosis, which comes from inhaling the dust. Check that your compressor is not spitting oil on the job, a trap or filter is needed.

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