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Made of Aluminum Oxide, Glass Beads, Walnut Shell, Corn Cob, and Apricot Grit.
Formulated with precise geometries and anti-static properties, our plastic media aggressively strips away excess resin from lead frames and electronic packages without pitting, scratching, or damaging delicate metal surfaces or glass-to-metal seals.
Aluminum Oxide - The second hardest mineral after diamond. Fast cutting, and does not contain free silica.
Glass Beads - A unique and popular air blasting abrasive for cleaning and conditioning surfaces. From high grade glass, annealed in it's spherical shape to equalize internal stresses and resist fracture.
Walnut Shell - Hard and fibrous. Made from crushed walnut in accordance with international standard such as Japan Industrial Standard.
Corn Cob - The softest abrasive. Used widely as a polishing agent in various barrel finishing. Highly absorbent, being able to absorb water, oil and wax.
Apricot Grit - A fibrous product made from crushed apricot pit in accordance with international standard. Used for grinding and polishing because of its excellent durability and elasticity.
Polyamide Nylon Deflashing Media - Non-abrasive, economical, effective in both air-blast and wheel-blast machinery. Comes with different sizes and colors. Used for Maxi-Strength/Plastic Blast Cleaning Media.
Cyndrical Polycarbonate - Polycarbonate is incredibly tough and smooth, meaning it doesn't "cut." Instead, it is used for light deburring of soft metals, burnishing (smoothing/polishing via friction), or acting as a lightweight driver to push polishing compounds against a part.
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