Abrasive blasting is the operation of cleaning or preparing a surface by forcibly propelling a stream of abrasive material against it. Usually explained as the use of a material against another material to make it smoother, remove surface contaminants or to roughen a surface. It is also the appropriate term for what is known as glass bead blasting, sandblasting, sand carving, sodablasting or shot blasting.

• Brown Aluminum Oxide
• Coal Slag
• White Aluminum Oxide
• Copper Slag
• Glass Beads

• Crushed Glass
• Silicon Carbide
• Corn Cob
• Steel Shot
• Walnut Shell

• Steel Grit
• Jet Mag
• Stainless Steel Shot
• Ceramic Shot
• Plastic Blast Media

• Cerium Oxide
• Coated Abrasives
• Sodium Bicarbonate
• Bonded Abrasives
• Garnet