| Material | Mild Steel |
|---|---|
| Size | 1 mm, 2 mm, 3 mm, 3.5 mm |
| Length | 38mm |
| Usage & Application | Sand Blasting |
The injector blasting principle is a common blasting technology and the basis of numerous systems by SIGG. Systems with high production blasting nozzles for the exterior treatment of small-sized objects, operating with the injector blasting principle, are widely extended within a number of industries. Companies in the medical technology, electronics, electrical engineering, accuracy mechanics, as well as in the optics sector, refer to the injector blasting principle just as companies in the engineering, tool- and mold-making, dental technology or glass- and ceramic applications, as well as in the watch manufacturing. Craftsmen and restorers like the injector blasting principle’s benefits just the same.
The injection blasting pot is the oldest blasting device at all. It is an open vessel at the outlet of which an injector is mounted introducing the abrasive into the airstream. The compressed air flowing into the injector generates a vacuum at the abrasive inlet port with the help of which the abrasive is injected into the airstream.
