25kg Bag of Soda Bi-Carbonate Blasting Media Abrasive 100 3028T by Tradequip

The TradeQuip "Made for the Trade" Soda Bi-Carbonate Blasting Media Abrasive is designed for use in conjunction with our TradeQuip Mobile Soda Blasting Kits. Soda Bi-Carbonate blasting media has non abrasive properties which makes it a very universal blasting media which can be applied to lighter materials such as aluminium, plastic, fibreglass, wood etc. Soda Blasting does not damage glass, rubber, chrome items if they are left on a vehicle for blasting. Soda Blasting leaves behind a thin protective film which, if left untouched, will prevent surface rust from forming on bare steel surfaces for up 6 weeks or even longer if stored in a dry, protected area. This film must be removed before painting by wiping down with acetone dampened microfiber cloths or suitable lint-free towels. Only use acetone to wipe residue. Wipe off soda residue, rinse often and immediately follow up with a dry lint-free towel. Any soda media left in body seems or crevices can be removed with a small shop vacuum and a fine tipped blow gun. Be sure to wipe surrounding areas as described above.This TradeQuip "Made for the Trade" 22.68kg bag of Soda Bi-Carbonate is manufactured in Colarado USA. It has been specified for use with TradeQuip "Made for the Trade" soda blasting equipment.

Features:-

• Fast removal of medium rust and paint
• Low consumption rate
• Water Soluble - eliminates media residue concerns; simplifies clean-up & disposal; less solid waste generated
• Safe to use on virtually any substrate, including delicate surfaces, rotating equipment & moving parts
• Ideal for final prep of most automotive and industrial coatings
• Contains no solvents or caustic chemicals
• Widely used for car panel sandblasting, machinery cleaning, parts restoration
• Product of the USA (sourced from Colorado)

Specifications:-

• Grit: 100 (170Microns)
• Media Flow Rate: 0.2 - 1.4 kg/min
• Hardness: 2.5Mohs

NOTE: We recommend the use of personal protective equipment. Always wear a respiratory filter or mask over your mouth when operating aa abrasive blasting unit. You will create a cloud of abrasive media material and debris which should not be inhaled