Grit blasting uses angular abrasive media — such as steel grit, aluminum oxide, or garnet — to create a rough, well-defined anchor profile on metal and concrete surfaces. It is the preferred preparation method when maximum paint adhesion is required, especially in corrosive and demanding industrial environments.
Unlike shot blasting which uses rounded balls, grit blasting uses sharp, angular particles that cut into the surface rather than peening it. This creates a deeper, more pronounced anchor profile — ideal for thick, multi-coat protective paint systems used in aggressive environments such as offshore, marine, and chemical processing plants.
Surface cleanliness is verified using comparator blocks and visual standards (ISO 8501-1). Profile depth is measured with Elcometer profile gauges to ensure it falls within the specified range for the coating system to be applied.
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