News - Sep 2025

Why automation in wet blasting matters for medical instruments...

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In the field of medical instruments and devices, finishing isn’t just about appearance - it’s about safety, reliability, and compliance.

Manual finishing often introduces variation. By contrast, automated wet blasting ensures:

• Consistency & quality - Uniform surface textures and edge rounding across every batch

• Deburring & smoothing - Removal of machining marks and sharp edges that could compromise performance

• Gentle precision - Water cushions the abrasive, preventing overheating or damage to delicate stainless-steel tools

• Contamination control - A closed wet process reduces airborne dust and supports cleanroom standards

• Scalability - Higher throughput and repeatable processes to meet growing demand

• Regulatory support - Parameter logging to strengthen validation and compliance

The Vapormatt Puma + is an automatic wet blasting system designed as a natural step up from manual machines. It offers:

• Multi-gun heads for consistent coverage

• Adjustable blast pressures via HMI for both delicate and robust devices

• Integrated rinse and dry stages for residue-free results

• Media recirculation and filtration to maintain clean, cost-efficient operation

• Configurable variants to handle both individual large devices and batches of smaller tools

For manufacturers of surgical instruments and medical devices, automation in wet blasting is not just a productivity gain - it is a critical step towards ensuring quality and patient safety.

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