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Blasting (abrasive blast cleaning)

Blasting is a subtractive, mechanical process for pretreating workpiece surfaces, in which suitable blasting or abrasive media – such as sand, glass beads, corundum, cast steel, steel shot or stainless steel shot – are propelled onto the surface under pressure. This removes contamination, scale, rust, paint, burrs, primers or coating residues, and can also produce a roughened surface where required. Depending on the abrasive used, different degrees of surface matting result, for example a satin-matte finish from glass bead blasting or a duller matte finish from corundum blasting. Common variants include sand blasting, glass bead blasting, cast/steel shot blasting and stainless steel shot blasting.

Normen bei Holder Oberflächentechnik
  • BMW GS 90010 ZNNI SI
  • BMW GS 90010 ZNFE SI
  • BMW GS 90010 A5, ZNT
  • BMW QV 11111
  • BMW PV 97022
  • DBL 8466
  • DBL 8451
  • DBL 4952.11
  • DBL 4952.10
  • DBL 6516
  • DIN 50979 etc.
  • DIN EN ISO 4527
  • DIN 17611
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