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Sand blasting and coating in Brisbane

We sand blast steel in two rooms at our Richlands workshop and coat it within four hours, the limit the Australian Standard sets between blasting and coating. Then it is powder coated or spray painted on the same site.

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Operator in protective gear sand blasting a steel panel

Richlands, Brisbane

Two blasting rooms
Coated within 4 hours
To Australian standards

We have two on-site sand blasting rooms, which means we can coat our jobs within the Australian Standard of not more than 4 hours between blasting and coating.

Sand blasting cleans the steel of any rust, scale or imperfections, giving a clean surface to coat as well as a profile the paint and powder can adhere to.

We can sand blast to specification to meet Australian standards and provide quality assurance documentation if required.

Our large room is 6000 mm x 3800 mm x 2500 mm to handle most bigger jobs, but we also have a smaller room, perfect for efficiently handling a multitude of smaller jobs.

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At a glance

Rooms: Two, on site
Large room: 6000 mm x 3800 mm x 2500 mm
Blast to coat: Not more than 4 hours, within the Australian Standard
Documentation: Quality assurance documentation, if required

What is sand blasting?

Sand blasting, also known as abrasive blasting, uses compressed air to propel fine abrasive particles at a surface at high velocity. It removes rust, paint, scale and other contaminants, and leaves a clean, prepared surface for coating.

Sand blasting: questions we are asked

Can you sand blast and powder coat in one place?

Yes. Our two sand blasting rooms are on the same site as our powder coating booths, ovens and spray booths, so blasted steel is coated within the four hours the Australian Standard allows.

How big are your blasting rooms?

Our large room is 6000 mm x 3800 mm x 2500 mm, for most bigger jobs. A smaller room handles a multitude of smaller jobs efficiently.

Do you blast to a specification?

Yes. We can sand blast to specification to meet Australian standards and provide quality assurance documentation if required.

Why does steel need blasting before it is coated?

Sand blasting cleans the steel of any rust, scale or imperfections, giving a clean surface to coat as well as a profile the paint and powder can adhere to.