If you work with metal parts, you’ve probably heard both terms thrown around: sandblasting and shot peening. They sound similar. Both involve firing small particles at a metal surface at high speed. But they do very different jobs, and picking the wrong one can...
Sandblasting is a pre-finishing technique suited to soft and sensitive materials. In this process, compressed air is used to shoot some form of abrasive media against the product being treated. Whether you are in need of removing paint, cleaning smaller tools,...
Like other people, you might be confused about the differences between sandblasting and shot blasting. Both terms appear similar but sandblasting and shot blasting are separate processes both involved in the overall abrasive blasting of metals. Their differences lie...
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