Glass Bead Blasting Abrasive Grit Glass bead blasting abrasive Grit are manufactured from lead-free, soda lime-type glass, containing no free silica. Glass bead abrasive blasting produces a clean, bright, peened, satin finish, without dimensional change of the parts. They can be recycled approximately 30 times. Chemically inert and environmentally friendly, glass beads are an acceptable
Glass beads are made of broken glass, flat glass and other raw materials by high temperature melting bead processing. Low thermal conductivity, high strength, good chemical stability, and the texture of glass beads themselves, glass beads instead of plastic raw materials are widely used in filling, such as gravity blanket filling, compression filling, medical filling,
Glass microbeads are small balls made of soda lime glass with very good optical features. The high refractive index allows to use this item on reflective surfaces. Projecting sceens, road marking, paints get due to them good brillance. We sell microbeads in mixture or in sorted fractions. Such balls are used for example for jetting of
Glass Bead is a unique abrasive that is widely used in processes such as cleaning or metal surface strengthening. It is mainly used in sand blasting equipment. Glass beads are made from high quality cullet crushed and sorted. Applicable Industry Aviation industry; automotive industry; sandblasting painter; consumer goods manufacturing; foundry industry; subcontractor, semiconductor industry. Applicable
Glass beads are made of broken glass, flat glass and other raw materials by high temperature melting bead processing. Low thermal conductivity, high strength, good chemical stability, and the texture of glass beads themselves, glass beads instead of plastic raw materials are widely used in filling, such as gravity blanket filling, compression filling, medical filling,
Soda lime glass marble ball is a common glass marble ball, the accuracy can be achieved generally 0.02mm, can be used in bearings, ball bottles and emulsion pump head, economical.
