What thickness can the anti-corrosion coating of Dalian shot blasting pipeline reach?

Dalian shot blasting processing usually requires the use of professional shot blasting machines and equipment. Based on the type of material being processed and the desired effect, suitable sandblasting materials and process parameters are selected, such as sandblasting speed, pressure, sandblasting angle, etc. In the actual operation process, operators need to pay attention to safety protection measures, such as wearing protective glasses, masks, gloves, etc., to avoid injury from abrasive spraying.

The advantage of shot blasting processing is that it can effectively remove impurities such as oxide skin, rust, and oil on the surface of the workpiece, while improving the surface roughness and adhesion of the workpiece, which is helpful for subsequent painting, coating, and other operations. In addition, shot blasting can also increase the wear resistance and corrosion resistance of the workpiece, extending its service life.

What thickness can the anti-corrosion coating of Dalian shot blasting pipeline reach?

During the shot blasting process, the thickness of the anti-corrosion layer can be adjusted according to specific requirements. Generally speaking, depending on different usage environments and requirements, the thickness of the anti-corrosion layer can range from tens to hundreds of micrometers, or even thicker. In some special environments, such as marine environments, the thickness of the anti-corrosion layer may be larger to ensure that the steel pipe can be used for a long time without being affected by corrosion.

In order to improve the adhesion and stability of the anti-corrosion layer, it is usually necessary to first apply a primer after shot blasting, and then apply the anti-corrosion paint. This can increase the thickness of the anti-corrosion layer and improve its adhesion to the surface of the steel pipe, extending its service life.

Shot blasting is a common surface treatment process, also known as shot blasting or sandblasting. It is commonly used to remove oxide layers, rust, residues, and other harmful substances from metal surfaces, as well as to increase surface roughness and improve coating adhesion. Shot blasting can be applied to the surface treatment of various materials, including steel, aluminum, copper, plastics, etc.

Shot blasting can be divided into two methods: mechanical shot blasting and pneumatic shot blasting. Mechanical shot blasting is the process of projecting metal or sand particles onto the surface of a workpiece through a mechanical device, and using mechanical force to impact and clean the surface of the workpiece. Air flow shot blasting, on the other hand, sprays particles onto the surface of the workpiece through compressed air, making it a more energy-efficient and environmentally friendly shot blasting method.