Vaniman content specifically about microabrasive sandblasters and their myriad applications for a variety of industries.
Why is the SandStorm Professional so popular with so many orthodontists? One reason is it cuts bracket adhesive removal time down to just a few seconds. Watch this video for a demonstration.
Vaniman is proud to announce our SandStorm Professional dental sandblaster/dust collector unit has been named a “Best Product” by industry leader Dental Product Shopper.
Happy New Year, everyone! We hope you all had safe holidays. If you need a practical New Year’s resolution, Vaniman would like to humbly suggest: take better care of your sandblasters this year.
In this video we use a Vaniman Master Mobile Problast – Glass Etcher to create designs in a pint glass! Follow along and see what this glass etcher version of the popular portable blaster can do.
This is insanely cool if you are at all interested in natural history and gorgeous, gorgeous fossils.
Vaniman’s got a little HISTORY with fossils (see what we did there?) in the form of mobile sandblasters. Our portable, powerful little blasters have been taken all over the world and helped uncover numerous fossils.
Have you ever looked at a dental sandblaster and thought, “What else can I do with this thing?” Here at Vaniman, we know the answer to this question to be, “a lot.” In fact, micro sandblasters are used in more industries than you think.
How to choose a micro sandblaster for abrasive metal finishing. Micro-abrasive sandblasters are preferred for metal finishing and surfacing applications over other post-processing methods because they are more precise, accurate, and customizable. This is accomplished by testing different blasting materials (size and type), blasting tips, and air pressures to get the desired results. Once the […]
As an Arts & Crafts teacher at Brown Ledge Summer Camp in Vermont, I am always on the lookout for new methods for campers to create media. Once I saw David Schulte’s glass etching blog on the Vaniman website I was immediately intrigued, but had several reservations:
Glass etching is a form of art that removes the surface layer of glass, or mirror, leaving behind a cloudy finish. There are many ways to etch glass, but only a micro abrasive sand blaster can produce the amount of detail and true depth as seen in the pictures above.