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We have a solution for
wear problems
in shot blasting technology!

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Scope of application:

Blasting cabinets (pressure pot and injector)
Dry / wet / medical blasting systems
Corundum and bead blasting systems
Blasting baskets
Cyclones / abrasive recovery
Rotary tables 
Sandblasting stencils
Part fixtures / work carts
Blasting racks

 

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Technical solutions in detail

MetaLine 785 –

MetaLine 785 is a proven wear resistant coating for abrasive blasting systems - used by leading equipment manufacturers (OEM)!

  • For injector and pressure blasting systems 
  • Suitable for dry or wet processes 
  • FDA-compliant for medical blasting systems
  • Metal- and ferrite-free for specialized blasting systems, such as those used in aircraft maintenance
  • Available with anti-static features
  • Wear resistance comparable to duplex steel
  • Significant structure-borne sound reduction (noise-dampening) properties

Light coating colors also improve lighting conditions in the blast cabinets, giving operators better visibility and more control over their work. However, our process is unsuitable for shot peening systems due to its energy-absorbing effect.

 

Product details

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Wir lösen Erosionsprobleme an Ventilatoren / Gebläsen!
Sandblasting support arms – coated with a 3 mm (120 mils) layer of MetaLine 785. Our process is also frequently used for sandblasting high-purity specialty materials that must not come into contact with the workpiece holder
Sandblasting template coating – this workpiece holder for sandblasting metal parts was coated with a 2 mm (80 mils) layer of MetaLine 785 protective coating. Depending on the nozzle distance, abrasive type, and blasting angle, service life of over 1,000 hours can be achieved
Blasting basket coating – this rotating blasting basket is coated on all sides with 1.5 mm (60 mils) MetaLine 785. The soft surface properties protect sensitive components from scratches and damage during the blasting process. Despite the coating on all sides, the perforations in the blasting basket remain open and allow air and grit to pass through
Wear Protection Repair – this turntable from an automatic sandblasting system was repaired using approximately 8 mm (1/3 inch) of MetaLine 785. What makes this special? The turntable is a cast polyurethane part! Our elastomeric coatings adhere even to polyurethane surfaces!
Abrasive blasting cabinet Lining – OEM interior coating for a sandblasting cabinet using 2 mm (80 mils) MetaLine 785. The light-colored coating improves lighting conditions for the operator. Additionally, the abrasive flows off more easily and cannot accumulate behind the standard curtains. This speeds up cleaning and any necessary abrasive changes
Wear-resistant coating – this turntable for a sandblasting machine was coated with 8 mm (1/3 inch) of MetaLine 785. Nothing lasts forever – but thanks to the MetaLine protective coating, it lasts a very long time! Afterward, simply apply another coat of MetaLine! And another advantage: the parts don’t slide back and forth on the rubber-like surface during blasting!
Abrasive Wear Protection – the lower section of an abrasive recirculation and filtration system is coated with a 3 mm (120 mils) layer of MetaLine 785. The seamlessly sprayed elastomer coating is clearly superior to bonded or bolted linings on complex geometries
Gritblast resistant coatings – MetaLine repairs and protects in one. Typically used inside the grit recovering systems of blasting systems. The coated part offers about 5 times the lifetime of an unprotected metal part
Internal tube coatings – whether straight, curved, angled, tapered, square, or round . . . pipes and ducts internally coated with MetaLine 785 resist massive impact wear and provide excellent noise reduction
Cyclone Lining – Cyclones used for the recycling of abrasive media are typically coated with a 3- to 6-mm-thick (120 – 240 mils) layer of MetaLine 785. A thicker layer is applied in the area directly exposed to impact, while a thinner layer is used in the other areas. Because of the seamless spray application, there are no visible edges. This saves costs without negatively affecting the cyclone’s performance
Coatings for sandblasting machines – this rotary table with 4 mm holes was coated on the top surface with 3 mm MetaLine 785. It couldn’t be more uniform. The holes are not sealed and show virtually no taper in diameter. Perfect protection without compromising functionality!