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NFPA 484 2015 EDITION â STANDARD FOR COMBUSTIBLE METALS REVISIONS AND THE ABRASIVE BLASTING INDUSTRY. Abrasive (media) blasting is a process that does in fact generate dust and in many applications, a combustible metal dust. However, until the 2015 edition of NFPA 484 abrasive blasting hasnât been included or listed as a process within the standard.
Just as there are many surfaces to be cleaned there are many different types of abrasive materials that can be used. Although there are many reasons, we believe there are three important reasons why we do not recommend the use of sand. The first reason is a health and safety concern. Sand contains silica which can cause serious respiratory illnesses. The use of a proper respirator with most abrasives will reduce your health risks. The second reason is due to the high moisture content and the impurities in sand. It can cause equipment blockages and other moisture related problems that can cause premature failure of your blast equipment. The third reason is sand just does not work as well as other abrasives. Sand used once in a blaster turns into a powder and loses its abrasive capabilities. Using the correct abrasive can make the job go quicker and using the right abrasive can give you a more desirable finish to the item you are blasting.