Vapour blasting is a means of cleaning and degreasing parts and components at the same time. The process is far more effective than cleaning by simply using fast-flowing water. The key benefit of vapour blasting is that it serves as a waterborne abrasive, which leaves a finer finish on the cleaned parts on account of the flushing action of the water. Vapour blasting is highly effective yet gentle.

Standard applications of vapour blasting include:

• Surface finishing and degreasing of parts and components
• Removing rust, paint and carbon deposits and other residue
• Preparing surfaces prior to bonding or repainting and recoating
• Cleaning electrical connectors
• Providing satin-like finishing to stainless steel and other distinct materials

Vapour blasting offers the following advantages:

• It simultaneously degreases and cleans.
• The cleaning process uses the flow of water, not the impact.
• The method is a dust-free procedure.
• It can remove a surface coating without damage to the underlying surface.
• It produces a soft finish.
• The process is economically practical and ecologically friendly.

Vapour blasting isn’t simply a cleaning process but also a finishing process. This is why it works so well across a range of industries. Vapour blasting utilises water, mild cleaning agents and air. The process seals the surface while also enhancing the outer finish of that part. Additionally, it helps metal parts resist any further staining or oxidation — and with vapour blasting, the finish is visibly noticeable. The actual applications are virtually unlimited.