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RE: Use of silicon carbide for air blasting

You are welcome, Kayk. Yes, we are very interested in finding out more regarding silicon carbide being used in an air blast scenario. We look forward to your report! Regards, Al Slater

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4 years ago
RE: Use of silicon carbide for air blasting

Hello Kayk, Price is such an important factor that every blast operation must be mindful of. SiC and AlOx are both very expensive to use when other mineral abrasives will do the job for less per poun...

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4 years ago
RE: Use of silicon carbide for air blasting

Hello Kayk, There are a few differences between Silicon Carbide and Aluminum Oxide, as it relates to being used in an air abrasive blasting scenario. They are very similar in weight per pound, depend...

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4 years ago
RE: Elevations affect on Air Blast

There are four factors to consider when understanding the effects of altitude on air compression: 1. Air density- the amount of gas particles at sea level, per cubic foot, is higher than in an area s...

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RE: Air Pressure Preservation Tips

There are several factors to consider when answering your question, and they are: 1. Environmental condition vs. operating condition -If the atmospheric relative humidity is 75% at 75 degrees ...

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Air Pressure Preservation Tips

1. Check the inlet diameter of the nozzle being used...a worn nozzle will increase air volume demand, thus lowering available pressure and slowing the energy used to propel the abrasive. 2. Make certa...

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