Abrasive Blasting for Metal Parts

This company offers metal parts abrasive blasting services to meet a range of surface finishing requirements. Metal parts are first directed to sand blasters for the removal of paint coatings. Spent blasting media is then directed to a collection device and reused in the blasting operations, and metal parts are removed for further processing.

In addition, the company operates three computer-controlled furnaces at their site to break down paint on steel parts, reducing chemical usage and environmental concerns. The three furnaces operate at 800°F to thermally destroy the bonding agents of paint. The residues from the paint are removed with a mild acid and rinse or by blasting. Rust inhibitors are then applied to the parts for protection.

The company also utilizes fill containment in its chemical paint stripping operations. All spent liquids are pumped, filtered, and treated for recovery and waste disposal. The company employs large dip tanks and hoist to handle parts, along with several high-pressure water rinse guns, some of which are heated. The company states that they are able to handle most alloys and to deliver clean, ready to coat parts back to customers.

Burlington Engineering, Inc., 307 North Euclid Way, Unit F, Anaheim, CA 92801. Tel: 714-991-3131. Fax: 714-772-6342.