Applications

Wet Blast Phosphating (WBP) is a surface treatment technique used for pretreatment for bonding of metal parts for anti-vibration rubber such as engine mounts, and brake parts.

WLS (wet blasting + water-based lubricant application) is suitable for the lubrication process of cold forging lines.

This process scrapes off oxide scale (oxide film, black scale) from steel bars generated by heat treatment such as annealing. It is used as a pre-treatment for cold drawing and surface finishing.

Bonding pretreatment by wet blasting that completely removes impurities such as grinding sludge and releasing agents that adhere to the surface of carbide tools, thus enhancing the adhesion of coatings.

This is a wet blasting application example, which removes burrs from the cutting edge of cutting tools during the manufacturing process, thus extending the tool life.

This is an example of wet blasting to remove droplets (granular protrusions) that occur on the coating applied to the surface of a tool without damaging the coating film.

Wet blasting pretreatment improves the plating adhesion strength of difficult-to-adhere resin materials (PI, LCP, PET, and others).

This treatment is aimed at enhancing the adhesion of gold plating during the manufacture of printed wiring boards (PWB) and printed circuit boards (PCB), and reducing adhesion failure.

This is an example of an application where wet blasting is used to remove the glass non-conductive layer formed during firing which causes plating defects, and to improve the plating adhesion.

A surface treatment technique for pretreatment for plating, such as removal and cleaning of thin burrs (flash-burrs) generated on power semiconductor packages.

Fine surface roughening by wet blasting to enhance filling performance of the underfill (liquid curable resin for protecting the gold wires of IC chips).

Physical processing by wet blasting, which allows the filler-containing resin layer on the build-up substrate surface to be processed uniformly at high speed.

This treatment scrapes the overmolding resin on the LED device that covers the chips as a result of manufacturing in order to expose the chips and electrodes.

This treatment washes out burrs and dirt on the LED package of the SMD chip (surface mount type) to prevent reflectivity loss on the reflector surface.

A nano-level fine unevenness is formed on the glass surface, which controls reflectance and transmittance, improves wettability and adhesion, and reduces sliding resistance.

This cleaning is a quick, easy, and physical way to remove oil, rust, and dirt from component parts that were removed from equipment or machines during regular maintenance.

It is a safe and secure process done in a comfortable environment. It can help you maintain your equipment longer by making older, rusty and dirty parts as good as new.

We have combined wet blasting technology with Macoho’s patented “wide gun” to come up with a new peening method called “wet peening”.

A strong coating film is formed on the surface by the anchor effect, which provides nano-level fine unevenness. There is no time dependence regardless of whether the material is organic or inorganic.

This is our unique, elaborate, new surface processing method, which is different from the conventional hairline finish, mirror finish, or satin finish.

Wet blasting, which can use fine abrasives of a few microns or smaller, is suitable for removing fine burrs, and is characterized by achieving a finish without damaging the target part.