Sand blasting systems - Import export

Garnet sand type WIWOX® WÜ belongs to the group of garnet stones. The grains are unbroken with irregular shapes. Its unique composition makes the garnet sand tough and hard and particularly suitable for blasting applications in the open. With its the low quartz content (< 0,5 %), it complies with occupational health and safety regulations. Its countries of origin are India and Australia.

• Especially for automized applications • Very short, compact design, overall length including short flat nozzle 361 mm (14.2") • Installable as extension of the last axis of the robot • Overall weight including short flat nozzle 2.7 kg (6.0 lb) • No water condensation due to thermal insulation • Process reliable and wearless in permanent operation • Jetting width up to 125 mm (4.9") • For the cleaning of big surfaces in pretreatment before painting • For use with different nozzles

• Small required space • Integration in injection molding machines, especially for in-mold-decoration • Easy installation on robots, linear axle and brackets • Separate 24V control of compressed air and CO2 • Liquid CO2 supply with CO2 cylinder bundles including dip tube or CO2 tanks • Short response time due to additional CO2 valve on the nozzle • Automated cleaning of injection molds, metal and plastic parts

• Control cabinet with process control, inspection and monitoring for automated applications • Integrated control and safety components • Simple, ergonomic operation • For use with stationary CO2 tank (or bundles) • Modular construction, design according to customer requirements

All required protective coatings are made in certified external companies. The basic condition for cooperation is meeting all environmental requirements. Our capabilities include the following metal protective coatings: - aluminum anodizing (soft and hard); - cataphoresis (electrophoretic painting); - electropolishing; - galvanic zinc; - hot-dip galvanized (galvanizing metal); - powder coating. As a production company, we offer: - metal sandblasting of crude steel; - removing paint coatings by sandblasting and soda blasting (without heating and damaging the surface); - glass blasting of stainless steel and aluminum; - unifying the surface after machining and welding; - large-area painting with a hydrodynamic, airless unit.