Sandblasted glass and its process

Sandblasted glass, known in English as forsted glass, is a process in which water is mixed with silicon carbide and high pressure is sprayed on the surface of the glass to polish it. Including spray glass and sand-carved glass, it is a glass product processed into horizontal or intaglio pattern on glass by automatic horizontal sand blasting machine or vertical sand blasting machine. It can also be added with color on the pattern. Glass, or used in conjunction with a computerized engraving machine, deep carved and engraved to create a dazzling and lifelike art collection. The high-tech process of sandblasting glass causes the surface of the flat glass to erode, thereby forming a translucent matte effect, which has an awkward aesthetic. The performance is basically similar to frosted glass, the difference is that the sand is changed to sandblasting. In the decoration of the living room, it is mainly used in places where the performance is defined but not closed to each other. For example, between the dining room and the living room, a beautiful screen can be made with sandblasted glass.

Sandblasting process

Sandblasting A work that uses compressed air as a power to propel the abrasive to the surface of the workpiece for processing is called sand blasting, which is why we often say shot blasting and shot peening. Because sand was the only abrasive that could be used in the early days of shot peening technology, shot blasting was known as sand blasting at that time and for quite some time.

In fact, sand blasting (spraying) is common. In nature, sand, gravel and dust are constantly impacting the mountains at a moment, slowly eroding them, but this process is quite slow and not easy to be noticed by us. Nothing.

Among various surface pretreatment methods, sandblasting (blasting) has the most thorough effect, the strongest adaptability, and the widest application range. This is because: the fastest and most thorough cleaning of the steel surface; only sandblasting can be used. Develop four levels of cleanliness that are acceptable to everyone; sandblasting can clean surfaces that are often difficult to clean, and some special tools can be used to clean the inner surface of the pipe, with the lowest cost of sandblasting.

Sand blasting can achieve both the desired cleanliness and the desired roughness of the surface to be cleaned, and the adhesion of the coating on the basic surface. Even the best coatings do not adhere well to the surface of the workpiece that has not been surface treated for a long time. The role of surface pretreatment is to clean the surface and create the roughness required to "lock" the coating on the surface. After the surface of the blasted workpiece is coated with a good industrial coating, the coating life can be more than 3.5 times higher than the same quality coating on the surface treated by other methods. Another advantage of sand blasting (shot blasting) is that the surface roughness can be determined in advance according to requirements and is easily achieved during the cleaning process.