Visible Surfaces
On housings the user sees and touches, blasting followed by tumbling delivers a consistent texture.
Uniform matte cleaning and smoothing.
Parts are cleaned by pressurized bead blasting, producing a uniform matte industrial surface. Tumbling and vapor smoothing are available on request for a finer finish.
Pressurised glass beads strip the loose powder clinging to the surface, producing a uniform matte texture. This is our standard delivery finish.
Roughness figures assume typical build conditions and vary with geometry, orientation, and material.
The part is lifted from the build volume and the surrounding unsintered powder is cleared away.
Glass beads are applied at controlled pressure to remove residual powder bonded to the surface and even out the texture.
Closed channels and deep cavities are swept with compressed air to confirm no powder remains inside.
Surface uniformity and critical dimensions are checked; parts needing further finishing move to that line.
On housings the user sees and touches, blasting followed by tumbling delivers a consistent texture.
For channelled parts carrying air or liquid, vapour smoothing seals the pores and lowers flow resistance.
Where parts slide against each other, reducing roughness cuts friction and wear.
Internal brackets and fixtures with no cosmetic requirement need only standard blasting, with no added finishing cost.