MICRO SANDBLASTING

In some specific applications, standard blast nozzles are not thin enough to meet the precision demands of certain jobs.

It is for these reasons that there are micro sandblasting nozzles. They have a small diameter and allow precision sandblasting for small parts or on very small surfaces.

Micro blasting booths work like standard bag booths. They are vacuum machines; This means that the abrasive is sucked in from the bottom of the hopper via a venturi effect and is projected onto the workpiece to be treated. The machines dedicated to micro sandblasting are small (width 60cm) but there are also micro sandblasting rods that can be installed on a larger handle booth (paragraph on this option a little further down in the article).

There is also the option CR17C, micro-sandblasting pencil, which can be adapted to each of our handle cabins. In this configuration, the nozzle with a standard diameter acts as the main nozzle and a 1.7mm diameter microblast nozzle is additionally installed as a booster nozzle.

Generally, micro blasting nozzles are useful for precision blasting, on small parts or with many angles. They are used, for example, in the sandblasting of electronic boards or for the realization of aesthetic effects on glass.