How can I choose the best pressure on sands?

You can usually choose the best pressure on writing by reading recommendations about packing the tip of the sandstone. Every tip of the sandbasting is designed with specific air pressure. The amount of sandbasting pressure, which is optimal for any given peak sandblasting, is calculated to provide not only the best sanding results, but the longest life of the tip. You are usually safe to use sandblasting recommended on the packaging without creating a shot or item shot. Failure to observe the specifications of the tip in terms of pressure can often lead to premature worn tip. The result is a stream of high -pressure sand, which removes rust, color and oxidation and leaves only bare metal. The sandbox process creates heat that can disrupt the metal shot unless properly controlled. This whistle can also be used to create etching on stone, wood and other materials, while different media for blasting such as edible soda, walnut shells or steel shot will lead to different types of POVRCH's modifications on materials.

sand tip is usually made of material, such as ceramics that will wear over time due to sand pressure that pushes abrasive over the nozzle when the work is completed. The size of the tip usually refers to the size of the hole at the tip and each tip comes from the manufacturer with recommended written pressure according to the type of a gushing medium. If you use higher pressure than recommended, you risk the tip wears too early. This will lead to a bad pattern of blasting and to reduce the pressure gushing as soon as the opening is worn and allows more air than to escape.

Many domestic sand settings have maximum safe operating pressures listed with the kit and you should never try to use a higher air pressure with this type of set. On the contrary, the use of too low pressure will often lead to poor sandblaser performance. Another way,How to regulate the pressure on sands is to consult a packaging of the type of media you use. Most of the shell -related media contains recommendations on the air pressure according to the type of blasting that is performed.