Today the boys were working along side Markam Global and Cotewell doing a little bridge remediation on Bayside Drive, Twin Waters up in the Sunshine Coast. The job is to remove the paint from the concrete structure so they can get in and pressure wash the bridge before applying a waterproofing application to protect the…
This surface treatment process is commonly used in multiple industries on various surface types. Sandblasting is described as, abrasive media, accelerated through a blasting nozzle, by means of compressed air. Media used in this type of industry: Steel shot Steel grit Glass bead Crushed glass Aluminum oxide Silicon carbide Assorted Plastics Walnut shell Corn cob Baking…
Abrasive blasting is known as a number of other different names such as wet blasting, media blasting, vapour blasting, slurry blasting and dustless blasting. These are all terms used to describe this form of surface preparation which is different to sandblasting. Wet Abrasive Blasting ProcessAbrasive blasting works by abrasive inside a blast tank and introducing…
Sandblasting and wet abrasive blasting are different because wet blasting uses water where as sandblasting doesn’t. Wet blasting requires water which is added to the blasting process. Wet abrasive blasting also known as dustless blasting uses three elements being water, air and abrasive to remove contaminants from surface substrates. Depending on the type of finish you require on the substrate…
Enviroprep does run the Dustless Blasting setup Dustless blasting is known as a wet abrasive blasting or vapour blasting. They are exactly the same thing however there is a blast pot that was created by an American company called MMLJ who produce and manufacture the Dustless Blaster which is where the word derived. Many people interpret…
Hi there. We are sorry to say but we have since closed our doors at Enviroprep Media Blasting to start a new venture. We’d like to thank all our previous customers for their support during our 8 years of operation.
We’re excited to start our new venture and Dan is especially excited to not be eating dust any more. If you are curious about what we are doing now please head over and check us out.