EnglishEspañol (Spanish)Français (French) PRODUCTS APPLICATIONS DEVELOPMENT KNOWLEDGE BASE BLOG ABOUT US CONTACT SAMPLE PART PROCESSING Transmet has in-house shot blasting equipment used for the evaluation of Transmet Abrasive Blast Media on customer-supplied parts. Send sample parts to the attention of our ‘Media Support Lab’ with details on your current and/or desired results. This gives you the ability to see the surface finish on your parts and determine improvements (blast cycle time, shot consumption, etc.) compared to your current process. CONTACT US POWER TABLE BLASTER Transmet’s 36″ Power Table Blaster was designed specifically for test blasting. The design allows for fast media changes to test multiple sizes and alloys of Cast Zinc Shot and Cast Aluminum Shot in a short amount of time, as well as viewing through the glass window. TUMBLE BLAST MACHINE Transmet’s 1.5 cubic foot rubber belt Tumble Blast Machine has an adjustable wheel speed for demonstrating different shot velocities. This is particularly useful in replicating the processing parameters in customer’s equipment. We have the ability to quickly change shot to demonstrate finishes with any of our blast media. AIR BLAST CABINET Transmet’s Suction Air Blast Cabinet has a work area of approximately 20 cubic feet. Air pressure is readily adjustable. We have the ability to quickly change shot to demonstrate finishes with any of our blast media. ERVIN TEST MACHINE The Ervin Test Machine was engineered and developed to provide a universal method to evaluate the quality of metal abrasives (the only device designated by SAE). The machine will measure both the Durability (life) and Transmitted Energy (impact) of the abrasive, which are the two most important measures of value and quality. We test our Cast Zinc Shot and Cast Aluminum Shot to ensure consistent quality. Solution: Control Cage Modification for Running Large Diameter Aluminum Shot Some wheel blast machines may need a simple modification in order to run our larger Cast Aluminum Shot products such as RSA-1200 (319). On occasion the clearance between the rear of the impeller and the inside of the control cage may be tight and lead to galling issues. The solution is to remove the rear of the control cage to allow greater clearance. This modification is simple and can be performed without removing the blast wheel assembly from the machine. Be sure to check the alignment of the impeller within the control cage. See the video demonstration: CASE STUDIES We are constantly updating our Knowledge Base with new case studies on business challenges we encounter in the field. These 1-2 pg PDFs look into successful and unsuccessful applications of our products. EXPLORE CASE STUDIES RECENT BLOG POSTS LOOKING FOR A BRIGHT FINISH ON YOUR METAL PARTS WITHOUT DAMAGING THE SUBSTRATE? We hear this all the time: “If only I could find a media that cleans my parts leaving a consistently …Continue Reading IS STEEL MEDIA KILLING YOUR BLASTING EQUIPMENT? So many blasters have told us this: “If only I could find media that works as well as steel but …Continue Reading IS THE DUST IN YOUR ABRASIVE BLASTING PROCESS MAKING YOU CRAZY?! I hear this one all the time: “If only I could find blasting media that works as well as what …Continue Reading HAVING PROBLEMS WITH DELAMINATION, WARPING OR FLASH RUSTING? More repeated comments heard from blasters: “If only I could find media that works as well as steel but doesn’t …Continue Reading SPECIAL MEDIA EFFECTIVELY REMOVES PAINT FROM STEEL CYLINDERS “If only I could find cylinder stripping media that doesn’t beat up my equipment! I’ve spent so much doggone time …Continue Reading Name* Email* Phone Message CAPTCHA CONTACT Transmet Corporation 4290 Perimeter Drive Columbus, Ohio 43228 USA 614-276-5522 (Phone) 614-276-3299 (Fax) sales@transmet.com CONNECT USEFUL LINKS Home Contact Products Applications Knowledge Base Frequently Asked Questions © 2018 Transmet Corporation