Strahlmittel für Kesselreinigung
Strahlmittel für Kesselreinigung
Strahlmittel für Kesselreinigung

Blasting media for indus­trial cleaning

Sel­ecting the right blasting medium increases effi­ciency in indus­trial cleaning

Sui­table blasting media for indus­trial cleaning

TESTRA® R Strahlmittel

TESTRA®R
Blasting Abrasive

Angular single-use blasting abrasive based on blast furnace slag

Glasgranulat ST Strahlmittel

Glass Gra­nulate ST Blasting Agent

Angular, iron-free single-use and reusable blasting agent based on flat glass

NASTRA® Strahlmittel

NASTRA®
Blasting Media

Angular expen­dable blasting media based on iron silicate

VitroBlast® Strahlmittel

Vit­ro­Blast® blasting media

Angular, iron-free single- and reusable blasting media based on hollow glass

VitroBlast® Strahlmittel

Glass Gra­nulate MG Blasting Media

Angular, iron-free single-use and reusable blasting media based on colored hollow glass

Glasperlen Strahlmittel

Glass Beads Blasting Media

Sphe­rical, iron-free single-use and reusable blasting media based on melted flat glass

Granat Strahlmittel

Garnet
Blasting Abrasive

Natural, iron-free recy­clable blasting abrasive based on the mineral garnet

Edelkorund Strahlmittel

White Fused Alumina Blasting Media

Angular, iron-free reusable blasting media based on high-purity alu­minum oxide (99%)

Normalkorund Strahlmittel

Normal Cor­undum Blasting Abrasive

Angular, iron-free, reusable blasting abrasive based on alu­minum oxide (95%)

Stahlkies Strahlmittel

Steel Grit
Blasting Abrasive

Angular, crushed metallic reusable steel abrasive

MSK Strahlmittel

MSK
Blasting Abra­sives

Angular single-use blasting abrasive based on molten chamber slag

Steel Shot Strahlmittel

Steel Shot Blasting Media

Round, metallic, reusable blasting abrasive made of steel

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  • Over 80 years of experience
  • Made in Germany

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For tho­rough surface cleaning

In industry, deposits, rust, scale, old coa­tings, and dirt regu­larly accu­mulate on machinery, pipe­lines, and metal struc­tures during fabri­cation, pro­duction, and main­tenance. Such con­ta­mi­nation impairs pro­duc­tivity, ope­ra­tional safety, and the service life of the equipment. 

Tho­rough surface cleaning is the­r­efore essential. Blasting media are an effective solution here, as they remove stubborn deposits, rust, and old layers of paint without damaging the sub­strate of the material. Fur­thermore, they opti­mally prepare the surface for cor­rosion pro­tection mea­sures, coa­tings, or repairs.

Why is blasting media indis­pensable in indus­trial cleaning?

Indus­trial plants are often made of steel, stainless steel, alu­minum, or other metals. These are subject to heavy use during daily ope­ration. Deposits and cor­rosion can: 

  • reduce the effi­ciency of machines and heat exchangers,
  • signi­fi­cantly shorten the service life of com­ponents, and
  • increase safety risks due to material fatigue.
  • Blasting media ensure that rust, scale, lime, or oil residues are effec­tively removed.
  • Sur­faces are homo­ge­nized and roughened.
  • Cor­rosion pro­tection or coa­tings adhere optimally.
  • Fur­thermore, indus­trial stan­dards (e.g., ISO 8501–1, ISO 8503) are maintained.

For effi­cient and material-fri­endly cleaning, the choice of the correct blasting medium as well as the adjus­tment of pressure, grain size, and tech­nique are decisive.

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Advan­tages of using blasting media in indus­trial cleaning

  • Effective removal of rust, scale, and deposits
  • Standard-com­­pliant surface pre­pa­ration for pro­tective measures
  • Gentle cleaning of sen­sitive components
  • Increased service life and ope­ra­tional safety of machinery and equipment.

Tips for optimal indus­trial cleaning with blasting media

Only process stainless steel or alu­minum with iron-free blasting media to avoid flash rust.

Robust steel systems can with­stand higher pres­sures, while sen­sitive com­ponents require lower pressure.

Narrow pipe­lines, con­tainers, or machine housings require fle­xible nozzles, mobile blasting units, and safety precautions.

Worn blasting media reduce cleaning per­for­mance and can create uneven surfaces.

Metallic sur­faces oxidize quickly after blasting. Cor­rosion pro­tection mea­sures should be carried out imme­diately if possible.

Dust, abrasion, and dirt require respi­ratory pro­tection, gloves, and pro­tective suits. Extra­ction and filter systems increase occu­pa­tional safety.