ALUMINUM OXIDE #100 - Fine Abrasive - 25 lbs - Sand Blast Cabinet BLASTING MEDIA - by Tacoma Company

You are right! A hard surface that is harder than 5 is ideal In addition to being one of the hardest blasting media (at 9 on the Mohs Scale), Aluminum Oxide can be used to However, TV shows like Especially those that are 8 on Mohs) will also do an excellent job, at a lesser cost, as well as be less susceptible to wear The consumables you use have a lot of wear and tear. Alum is more aggressive than Garnet, so you may need to use Garnet to keep your masking intact. Although both media types work very well at etching glass, Oxide is a bit more expensive. You should begin at low pressure/psi and work your way up until you achieve the finish you wish to achieve. That should be helpful, thanks!

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Using only grade 1 brown alumina from Great Lakes Minerals, our brown Aluminum Oxide is tightly screened for the specified grit size. The sizes 36, 46, 60, 80, 100, 120, 180, and 220 are all specific according to the

You will need a grit size of no greater than 220 to use an air eraser, such as It would be best to go with 240 or finer. In other words, this AO is There would be too much space for your equipment with a 100. Thanks for your help. I work at Tacoma Company as a KT