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How to Address COVID-19 with Wet Abrasive Blasting

As more businesses and public spaces are available to reopen and return to regular operations, it is important to make sure the necessary precautions are taken. Remediation for COVID-19 requires more than just basic cleaning. Everywhere we go, we are witnessing cleaning and disinfecting like never seen before. At the grocery store shopping carts are being wiped down, doorknobs and gas pumps are being cleaned, nearly any surface we may encounter is being maintained for cleanliness constantly. This routine is what allows people to feel safe going out in public.

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Aluminum engine blocks with two steel cylinder inserts

ARMEX™ Blast Media - Turbine Formula

Dry Blast Cabinet

Contained

Fresh water rinse and air pressure dried

ARMEX™ Blast Media– Turbine Formula be used with a #4 Performance Nozzle at 50 psi blasting pressure in a Dry Blast Cabinet.

When Non-Destructive Cleaning is Critical!

Removing Surface Rust and Oxides from Engine Blocks with Baking Soda Blasting Media (17-B-147)

Removing Surface Rust and Oxides from Engine Blocks with Baking Soda Blasting Media (17-B-147)

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When Non-Destructive Cleaning is Critical!

Removing Surface Rust and Oxides from Engine Blocks with Baking Soda Blasting Media (17-B-147)

Removing Surface Rust and Oxides from Engine Blocks with Baking Soda Blasting Media (17-B-147)