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"Wet blasting is the preferred surface finishing option for coating specialists. Vapormatt’s Sabre enables excellent controllability and reproducibility during the process. This is essential when it comes to carbide insert manufacturing where quality needs to be both consistent and measurable. For this reason, it is only fitting that the Sabre joins other innovative and industry-leading technology as a valued addition to our demonstration centre."
"Our old dry blasting machine was a bottleneck in the production process."
“The machine works well and does a great job at cleaning dies.”
The Vapormatt Puma wet blasting machine allows the complete removal of trapped sintered powder from complex internal channels. It also achieves a higher-quality surface finish on SLS additive manufactured components compared with dry blasting, whilst eliminating the explosion risks associated with airborne powder.
Some of the key industries we serve
Aerospace and aviation
Learn about wet shot peening, cleaning and paint stripping of engine parts, wheels and brakes in both MRO and OEM applications.
Wire and cable
Discover how wet blasting de-glares surfaces on power cables, improves cleanliness on drawn wires, and improves feedstock quality.
Composites
Read why wet blasting is the best preparation method for composite bonding, lacquering, or painting without damaging substrates.
Cutting tools
Discover how wet blasting is used for edge preparation, deburring, pre and post coating applications on carbide drills, mills, taps and inserts.
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