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  • 3M Scotch-Brite Roloc Surface Conditioning Disc , Brown Coarse 2″

    3M Scotch-Brite Roloc Surface Conditioning Disc , Brown Coarse 2″

    SPRSB50C
    • Aggressively deburr and finish with this strong non-woven disc
    • Consistent finishes are a cinch with the Roloc backing coupled with the conformable, non-woven disc
    • Always runs cool and resistant to loading via open-web construction
    • Roloc attachment system translates to fast, simple disc change-out for multi-step finishing processes
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    3M Scotch-Brite Roloc Surface Conditioning Disc , Brown Coarse 2″

    SPRSB50C
    • Aggressively deburr and finish with this strong non-woven disc
    • Consistent finishes are a cinch with the Roloc backing coupled with the conformable, non-woven disc
    • Always runs cool and resistant to loading via open-web construction
    • Roloc attachment system translates to fast, simple disc change-out for multi-step finishing processes
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A top priority for corrosion control contractors is knowing how to dry air for sandblasting. It is essential that you remove the moisture from your compressed air for efficient blasting. Moisture can cause your abrasive to clog, slow down your blasting speed and even cause your freshly blasted surface to rust.

Cool, dry air exits the air dryer and is connected to the hose for your blast machine. The result keeps moisture from the blasting surface which minimizes any potential rusting before the protective coating is applied.

Air dryers are used to dry the air between the compressor and the blasting or spraying equipment. Warm, moist air from the compressor enters the air prep dryer and travels into a radiator where the air is cooled. As the temperature drops from warm to cool, it then enters the expansion tank which causes the water to drop to the bottom. Cool, dry air exits the air dryer and is connected to the hose for your blast machine. The result keeps moisture from the blasting surface which minimizes any potential rusting before the protective coating is applied.