Bead Blasted Stainless Steel Sheet

Stainless steel bead blasted sheet widely used in interior and exterior building decoration and elevator decoration.

Bead blasted stainless steel sheet.

Specifying bead blasted finishes for stainless steel bead blasted finishes for stainless steels are not covered in bsen 10088 2 as a special finish type table 6. Bead blasted stainless steel sheet. Why is bead blasted stainless steel rusting. Bead blasted named sand blasted as well is a quite popular matte finish products it s the operation of forcibly propelling a stream of abrasive material against the stainless steel surface under high pressure to smooth a rough surface to obtain the matte finish.

We manufacture packaging machinery for the food industry. The process can be applied to any metal form sheet bar or casting. Bead blast finish 2b finish ba finish stainless steel coils stainless steel flat bar stainless steel round bar. The process works well on stainless steel titanium aluminum and brass.

Up to 120 in. Bead blast stainless steel sheet thickness. Dimensions availability lead time. Bead blasting effectively removes the glossy sheen apparent on cold rolled titanium sheet leaving a soft grainy appearance.

On titanium the surface created by glass bead blasting is matte in appearance. From 20ga to 11ga width. Welcome to contact us for more info. Stanch is famous in offering bead blasted stainless steel and decorative stainless steel sheets for food beverage and pharmaceutical industries.

For decorative purposes we blast surfaces with glass beads ceramic beads glass granules or high grade corundum. Our well known glass bead blasted surfaces eg1 eg3 and eg7 on stainless steel sheets are successfully applied on numerous facade projects domestic and abroad since many years. After fabrication grinding and sanding the bodies are glass bead blasted. Thickness of material 0 60 mm to 5 00 mm.

Bead blasted finishes stainless steel produced by the impact of a hard inert medium onto the steel surface result in non directional. Finishes can be specified by considering the blast media the blast intensity and the coverage of the surface but should be agreed with specialist surface contractors.