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Cleaning method using baking soda media: EcoBlast cleaning

Cleaning method using baking soda media: EcoBlast cleaning

Eco-blast cleaning method that reduces environmental impact using baking soda media.

EcoBlast cleaning uses sodium bicarbonate (baking soda), which is used in pharmaceuticals and food additives, as its raw material, ensuring high safety and no harmful substances in the wastewater. Media recovery is unnecessary, significantly reducing the amount of solid waste. For the repair or renovation of sewer pipes, removing corroded or deteriorated surfaces of concrete as a pre-treatment is the most important task for quality improvement. For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.

  • cleaning

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Regarding substrate preparation using blast cleaning.

Regarding substrate preparation using blast cleaning.

About substrate preparation using blast.

"Benefits of Using ISO Sa2" ISO Sa2 is the third highest cleanliness standard in surface preparation. Higher standards such as ISO Sa3 and ISO Sa2.5 require the removal of almost all surface contaminants, but Sa2 allows for a broader range of acceptable conditions, making it possible to reduce costs and time. The acceptable level of adhered dirt is such that it does not detach with a putty knife that has no blade. Although some dirt may remain after blasting, the cleanliness is still superior compared to ISO St3, known as two-grade cleaning, and high adhesion of the paint is expected. By removing foreign substances through blasting and creating a rough surface, the performance of the paint can be maximized, preventing early peeling of the coating and extending the product's lifespan. This type of specification is chosen for products used outdoors. "Method for ISO Sa2 Work" 1. Remove slag, welding spatter, and other contaminants adhered to the surface. 2. Use solvents to remove oils, greases, and other substances adhered to the surface. 3. Remove all foreign substances adhered to the surface through blasting. 4. Use clean, dry air to remove dust and debris.

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  • paint

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Regarding substrate preparation using SSPC SP-10 blasting.

Regarding substrate preparation using SSPC SP-10 blasting.

SSPC SP-10 is a standard for surface preparation, widely used for its high removal rate. It is necessary to remove more than 95% of foreign substances adhered to the surface by blasting!

SSPC is a standard established by the Steel Structures Painting Council USA, and SP-10 (Near White Metal Blast Cleaning) requires the removal of more than 95% of visible surface contaminants (such as oil, dirt, rust, and oxides). Only dry blasting methods are permitted for this process. SSPC SP-10 is the second highest level of standard for surface preparation. The top standard, SSPC SP-5, requires nearly 100% removal, which poses a cost issue. SSPC SP-10 ensures that rust adhered to the surface is completely removed, while allowing for slight discoloration or shadows of mill scale and oxide films up to 5% of the surface area, thus reducing costs while ensuring sufficient cleanliness. This standard is widely used because it maximizes the performance of the paint and prevents early peeling of the coating, thereby extending the product's lifespan. Such specifications are chosen for harsh environments, such as highly corrosive coastal areas.

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