Sand Blasting

Sand Blasting process involves propelling very fine bits of sand using the sand blasting machine at a high velocity to clean or etch a particular surface. Sand blasting can be carried out with a water driven module to reduce surface deterioration and air driven module to avoid water intrusion in the surface.

Grit Blasting

Grit blasting is a method of protective treatment attempting to smooth out a surface. The methods available in the grit blasting process include compressed air, liquid streams, vapour streams & mechanical projection.

Shot Blasting

Shot blasting involves various methods that support cleaning, strengthening/peen or polishing metal. Shot blasting service can be executed using two technologies; wheel blasting can clean larger areas that require de-rusted, descaled or de-burred. Air blasting is a pneumatic acceleration of compressed air projected by nozzles on the surface.

Quartz Blasting

Change the way of metal fabrication with quartz blasting. Quartz blasting refers to ordinary sand / silica / quartz propelled for removing impurities from surfaces. The fine particles of quartz are almost uniform in size with sharp edges facilitating efficient abrasive blasting on metal surfaces.

Aluminium Oxide Blasting:

Aluminium oxide grit is an extremely popular solution in the abrasive blasting segment due its longevity and hardness. Aluminium oxide blasting often provides the advantage of quick turnaround time and recycling property hence, flexible for both wet and dry blasting.

Copper Slag Blasting:

Copper slag blasting is the most efficient abrasive blasting media offered by Mythri. Copper slag or iron silicate possess higher density and can blast more quickly and can be reclaimed multiple times resulting in less product consumption and less disposal cost when compared to some of the abrasive blasting techniques.