Blasting Abrasives
Plastic Blasting Media
A fairly soft, recyclable abrasive, which is why it is used mainly inside cabinets.

Available grain sizes

Characteristics of plastic blasting media
- A fairly soft, recyclable abrasive — which is why it is used mainly inside cabinets.
- It is used mainly in aerospace and in the food industry.
- Graffiti removal, stripping galvanised parts and cars, cleaning plastic, cleaning submarine antennas, shoe soles, stripping aircraft and polyester boats — just some of its uses.
- Cleaning moulds 10 times faster than chemicals.
- Virtually no wear on the blasting machine's components.
- It does not damage the surface at all, cleaning only the foreign matter.
- It causes no damage or corrosion, even on thin substrates.
- A high-quality blasted surface.
- It contains no toxic chemicals.
- Completely safe for health and the environment.
- Long service life — the same grain is recycled up to 20 times inside a cabinet.
- A recyclable abrasive of low hardness (3.5 on the Mohs scale).
- It is intended for soft surfaces, so high compressed air pressure is not required.
Used in
- Suction-type cabinets
- Plastic media blasting rooms
Properties
| Shape | Hardness | Specific gravity | Colour |
| Angular | 3.5 Mohs | 1.50 g/cm³ | 90% white – 10% mixed |
Chemical analysis
Urea Resin Thermoset — Inert
Packaging
- In 25 kg bags
- In 125 kg drums



