Uniform satin finish across complex geometry
Removes machining marks and light burrs
Preparation before anodizing or painting
Available in fine, medium and coarse grades
Suitable for metals and most plastics
Raised text and logos remain legible
| Aluminium and alloys |
| Stainless steel |
| Steel and plated steel |
| Brass and copper |
| Engineering plastics |
| 项目 | 参数 |
|---|---|
| Media | Glass bead 100–300 µm |
| Surface effect | Satin, Ra 1.6–3.2 µm |
| Materials | Aluminium, steel, stainless, plastics |
| Size limit | up to 1,500 mm |
| Lead time | 2–4 working days |
| Use | Cosmetic and preparation |
Followed by anodizing or paint
Sealed for handling protection
Combined with laser marking
It removes a few microns at most, which matters only on very tight tolerances. Where a fit is critical we mask that area or schedule the finish before final machining.
Yes, at lower pressure. Bead blasting gives moulded and printed plastic parts a uniform matte look and can hide layer lines on 3D prints.
Fine scratches disappear; deeper gouges get blended but remain visible as soft shadows. We flag any part where the damage is too deep to hide.
Type II and Type III anodizing for aluminium: clear, black and colour finishes with improved corrosion and wear resistance, thickness from 5 to 50 µm.
Type III hard anodizing builds a 25-50 µm ceramic-like oxide layer with up to 500 HV surface hardness for wear-critical aluminium parts.
Sand blasting for surface cleaning, descaling and roughening. Removes rust, scale, old coating and oxide before welding, painting or bonding.
Mechanical polishing to mirror and optical finishes: Ra down to 0.05 µm for mould cavities, light guides, medical parts and decorative surfaces.
Powder coating in RAL and Pantone colours: durable, thick and impact-resistant finish for sheet metal and fabrications, from 60 to 120 µm.