Effects of Wet Blasting

By using fine abrasives of several microns in size, foreign matter can be removed and cleaned without damaging the surface of the object, regardless of the material.

In addition, since wet blasting is a physical treatment, it can be applied to a variety of applications regardless of the workpiece or its material.

It can remove dirt and oxide film from the surface of the target workpiece.

Because of its degreasing and surface activation effects, it is used as a pretreatment for adhesion, coating, plating, and painting.

Our original nozzle enables uniform treatment over a wide area. At the same time, a unique texture specific to this method can be obtained.

It is also used for shot peening. But because fine particles can be used for wet blasting, it has the advantage of being highly effective in cooling the processed surface and less likely to cause surface stress release (hardness reduction).

Since wet blasting can use fine particles of several microns in size, it forms a dense and uniform roughness.

In addition, because it is a physical treatment, it can be used for various applications regardless of the workpiece or its material.

With the high degree of control through its fluid operation that is unique to wet processing, various types of processing from fine grinding to hard processing can be performed.