1.
Finishing System
Vibra Finishing System
Barrel Finishing System
2.
Consumables
Media
Compound
3.
Blasting System
Dry Suction Blast Machine
Pressure Blasting Pot
Shot Blasting Machine
4.
Blasting Abrasive
Natural minerals
- Garnet
Manufactured media
- Metal Abrasive
- Plastic Abrasive
- Glass Beads
- Aluminum Oxide
- Silicon Carbide
- Graded Glass
Mineral Slags
- Copper Slag
Organic media
- Walnut Shell
- Corn Cob
5.
Keppel Seghers Paint & Plastic Removal Machine
Cleaning of metal parts
Paint and powder coat removal 
Plastic and rubber removal
6.
Vibratory Parts Feeder System
Auto Feed
7.
Filtration Media
Filtration Sand
Filtration Gravel
Filtration Garnet
Filtration Coal
4.
 Blasting Abrasive
The term ‘abrasive’ in blasting refers to a wide range of materials (blasting media) used to established a profile on clean steel and remove unwanted/old coatings and/or contaminants from the work surface of steel or other substrates.

Abrasives can be classified into one or four general types:-
1.Natural minerals (e.g. silica sand, garnet)
2.Manufactured media (e.g. steel grit/shots, glass grit, plastic pellets/beads, sodium bicarbonate).
3.Mineral Slags (e.g. copper, nickel, iron and coal slag)
4.Organic media (e.g. corn cobs, nut shell, starch grains)

 
General Information of Garnet
Garnet
garnet is a natural mineral and not a by-product of a chemical process. It is inert and non-toxic and virtually free of silica, thus excluding any danger whatsoever of silicosis hazard. Garnet has a very low dust emission. This makes it safe for the operater, does not pollutc the atmosphere and causes minimal disturbance in the vicinity and adjoining areas. In consequence the use of natural garnet as an abrasive has won a worldwide approval among occupational health authorities. Moreover, as Garnet is an enviroment friendly material, it is now gaining favour with many environment protection authorities, for the following main reasons:

1.1 Garnet does not pollute the atmosphere because it has very low dust emission. Therefore it offers no known health hazard. (See Note)

1.2 When used offshore, does not contaminate or foul the sea-bed nor distrub marinelife.

1.3 Due to its high productivity, less garnet is used and therefore less cleanup and disposal.

1.4 As garnet could be recycled serveral times and also being a nateral non-toxic mineral, it does not crete disposal problems as other slag abrasives do.

Note : Exposure to dust due to blasting can cause eye, throat or lung irritation, coughing or shoress of breath. Chronic Bronchitis, emphysema and other diseases may be aggrevated by exposure to this dust.

 
Garnet Technical Specification
- Copper (as CuO) -------------------> less than 0.01% m/m
- Lead (as PbO) -------------------> less than 0.01% m/m
- Nickle (as NiO) -------------------> 0.08% m/m
- Zina (as ZnO) -------------------> 0.02% m/m
- Total Iron (as FeO) -------------------> 28.4% m/m
- Water-soluble Ciorine (as CI) -------------------> less than 0.001% m/m


Note** The above Chemical Composition readings serve only as a guideline.

Standard Size
Approximate Size
Average Anchor pattern
Normal Application
G 1030
500µm-1.70 mm
+-130µm
Suitable for blasting on stainless steel, aluminium & normal steel
G 2040
425µm-860 mm
+-70µm
Water filltration
G 3060
250µm-600 mm
+-30µm
Water jet cutting

Physical Analysis
Hardness
8 Moh Scale
Moisture
Less than 2%
Bulk Density
Approx 2.4Tonnes/m3 (un-compacted)

Chemical Analysis
SiO3
37.70%
Al2O3
17.90%
Fe.O3
35.10%
MgO
8.00%
CaO
1.50%
TiO2
2.64%
Note** The above Chemical Composition Readings Serve Only As A Guideline
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59/10 Moo 2 Bangkreuy-Sainoi Rd.,
T.Sainoi, A.Sainoi Nonthaburi 11150 Thailand
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