Translation of "Bead blasting" in German

This effect can be achieved either by a PTFE polytetrafluoroethylene coating or by bead blasting of the inner surface.

We added glass bead blasting to our range of services in September 2004.

For any FDM application, bead blasting with plastic media is an ideal solution.

You will find more information on this topic in the lexicon, under bead blasting .

Is Glass Bead Blasting safe for the environment?

Glass bead blasting is demanding, but I still like doing it.

The smooth surface structure of the workpiece is strengthened and visually enhanced by glass bead blasting.

By glass bead blasting they additionally have a fine matt surface.

Glass bead blasting is an ideal form of surface treatment for metals such as stainless steel and aluminium.

Bead blasting functions in a way similar to that of sand blasting, where very small glass beads are used as blast material.

With bead blasting a structured surface arises with projecting points and edges with the formation of small craters which greatly reduces the contact surface.

Mechanical engineering companies which manufacture products for the food industry profit in particular from Lufttechnik's more than 30 years experience of glass bead blasting.

What Is Bead Blasting?

While sanding a rapid prototype can take hours, bead blasting an FDM part takes only a few minutes.

Bead blasting is a form of high pressure cleaning of a surface that is less damaging to the surface than typical abrasive blasting using small sharp particles such as quartz sand.

Ideal surfaces with respect to design demands and/or hygienic demands can now be achieved, however, e.g. by a final etching or glass bead blasting or sandblasting.

One of the most common materials used in bead blasting are small spherical particles of glass that are shot with air pressure at a surface to remove coatings, or to polish it, but other types of bead materials are also used in the process, such as silicon carbide and stainless steel beads.

Bead blasting is the process of removing surface deposits by applying fine glass beads at a high pressure without damaging the surface.

In glass bead blasting, the beads are made from a lead-free, soda-lime type of glass that will not harm the environment or ground water if bead residue is washed off into the water supply.

Slight damages and tarnishing that may have been caused by welding can be removed with glass bead blasting.

The finish produced by using glass bead blasting is known as a satin look, which is a medium-level cross between a dull finish and a high-gloss finish.

In addition, various mending systems, glass bead blasting, packing and film wrapping as well as transport services complete the comprehensive service portfolio.