Here is a short list of some of the applications where Airbrasive® technology has been found to be useful:
- Texturing of piezo discs for bonding
- Small brass disc texturing to an RA finish
- Machining small ceramic parts
- Removing metallization on ceramic capacitors
- Deburring spool and sleeve components used in hydraulic assemblies in aerospace
- Cleaning the glass bead on thermal printhead cover
- Removing foil coating on GPS antenna radiator patch
- Providing a matte finish on Ultem plastic
- Frosting / texturing edges of optical wave plates for adhesion
- Blasting the glass honeycomb on lightweight space optics
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Uses for Micro Abrasive Blasting Technology AIRBRASIVE Sample Laoratory Airbrasive© Micro Abrasive Blasting Technology
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About S. S. White Technologies: S. S. White Technologies has been innovating Airbrasive® Micro Abrasive Blasting Machines since 1948. With its roots in S. S. White's century old dental drilling business, Airbrasive® jet machinery has a long history of technological innovation behind it. In 1844, Dr. Samuel Stockton White invented the first, high-speed dental drill.
While S. S. White remained the leader in the dental market for over a century, by the 1950's competition had grown substantially. As a result, new technology was being brought to market much more rapidly. It was in this climate of innovation that S. S. White produced the Airbrasive® jet machine.
Initially marketed to dentists as a dental drill, S. S. White quickly realized that its product could be useful not only to the dental market but to various other industries, trades and crafts as well. Once again the entrepreneurial spirit that had for over a century led S. S. White to success, enabled the company to anticipate the needs of its customers and satisfy the needs of craftsmen in various industries with its "tool of all trades".
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