Bead Blasting – Surface Cleaning & Preparation for Industrial Components

Bead blasting is an effective surface preparation method used to remove rust, scale, old coatings, and surface contaminants. It creates a clean and consistent surface finish, making it ideal before phosphating, coating, hardfacing, welding, or final assembly.

Scope of Service

• Surface cleaning and preparation using bead blasting

• Removal of corrosion, deposits, and unwanted coatings

• Controlled blasting for industrial tooling components

• Surface preparation for refurbishment and reconditioning projects

Applications

• Tool body cleaning prior to repair work

• Surface preparation before coating or phosphating

• Removal of scale and buildup from used components

• Refinishing of parts before inspection and assembly

Service Workflow

1. Incoming component inspection

2. Masking/protection of critical surfaces (threads/sealing areas)

3. Controlled bead blasting process

4. Post-blast cleaning and debris removal

5. Visual finish inspection and release for next process

Quality & Handling

• Controlled blasting parameters to avoid surface damage

• Protection of critical dimensions and functional zones

• Clean handling after blasting to prevent contamination

FAQs

Q1: Can bead blasting be done on threaded areas? A: Threads are typically masked and protected. Controlled cleaning may be performed based on requirement.

Q2: Does bead blasting change component dimensions? A: When performed correctly, bead blasting does not affect functional dimensions.

Q3: Is bead blasting recommended before coating or welding? A: Yes, it is widely used as a surface preparation step for better results.

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