The Vaniman Problast uses our largest resin blasting cabinet by volume, providing ample working space for small and medium-sized parts.
Vaniman content specifically about microabrasive sandblasters and their myriad applications for a variety of industries.
The Vaniman Problast uses our largest resin blasting cabinet by volume, providing ample working space for small and medium-sized parts.
When fossil work gets into fine details and difficult-to-reach areas, you’ll need this one key tool to level up your prep.
Your conformal coating process has a new best friend: thermoset acrylic plastic blasting media!
Vaniman’s microabrasive sandblasters come in a variety of shapes and sizes, but one thing is true for all of them: they require compressed air to use.
When you think “concrete guy,” you might not usually think “artist.” But then again, you might not know Mark Handeland of Handeland Concrete.
You can’t un-blast what you’ve blasted, so you need to get it right the first time. Use this guide to microabrasive sandblasting media and make the right choice the first time, every time!
Imagine having one single place to trim blocks, adjust your crowns, & microetch surfaces without bouncing between 3 different setups. Sounds pretty nice, right?
Question: What is the difference between a siphon blaster and a pressure feed blaster? Let’s break down those differences.
There’s a reason Vaniman’s sandblasters offer different nozzle sizes — and why all our sandblasting nozzle tips are changeable.
One question about our sandblasters we get a lot is: what does “Instant-Off” mean?