In the aerospace industry manufacturing precision is key and commercial success depends on meeting strict quality and safety requirements. Surface preparation and finishing, for new parts or for component repair and reconditioning, is just one of many crucial production processes that is widely used in the aerospace sector. Offering a range of possible applications OEMs have specified the use of various technologies to achieve different benefits.
Vapormatt has released a new white paper that examines the future of edge preparation and the benefits of wet blasting to the metalwork industry. The paper also outlines the latest wet blasting innovations that can meet customer demands for exceptional surface finish and the removal of chemicals from the edge honing process.
Planned shutdowns can be the perfect opportunity to carry out essential maintenance tasks without too much disruption to production. They can also provide a great opportunity for refurbishment and upgrade work where not otherwise possible.
At Vapormatt we strive to support all users of wet blasting machines and our expansive history in this field puts us in a position to offer a world leading level of support on a range of wet blasting issues.
Wet blasting offers exceptionally high quality results that are increasingly being recognised across many applications. And because no harsh chemicals are used - and no dust is created - wet blasting machines reduce waste and are kinder to the environment, as well as delivering the best possible surface finish. David Clements, Sales Engineer, Vapormatt, explains.
For the third time Vapormatt exhibited at the GrindTec show in Augsburg, Germany. The show itself is one of the leading platforms for grinding technology and saw a 13% increase in visitors from 2012.
This prestigious event acted as the launch pad for our latest system, the Vapormatt Sabre, which was well received with the compact design and level of control being complimented on.
