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Blasting
Robotic abrasive blasting is an automated surface-treatment process in which abrasive media is propelled at high velocity against a workpiece. It removes mill scale, rust, and residual coatings or creates the specified surface roughness.
An industrial robot guides the blasting head, such as an injector or pressure nozzle, along precisely defined paths. Modern systems can dynamically adjust process parameters including travel speed, angle of impact, and blasting pressure.
Key benefits of robotic abrasive blasting
- uniform and repeatable surface quality
- ability to process complex geometries
- higher productivity and reduced dust exposure through enclosed blasting booths
- elimination of operator health risks associated with manual blasting
Robotic abrasive blasting is used to prepare surfaces for painting and metallizing, clean castings and welded assemblies, and treat aerospace components before coating or bonding.