Corecut Kwikblast Wet Blasting

Corecut uses Quill Falcon’s industry leading Kwikblast Wet Blasting System. This unique system, which combines water, blast media and air to provide an efficient, yet gentle method of abrasive blasting.

How it works

Wet abrasive blasting, also known as vapour abrasive blasting, removes coatings, contaminants, corrosion, and residues from hard surfaces. It’s similar to dry sandblasting. The main advantage of vapour abrasive blasting over dry sandblasting is that it reduces dust, allowing for better visibility and better operational precision.

Vapour abrasive blasting can also be known as wet blasting, wet abrasive blasting, vapour blasting, slurry blasting, and wet sandblasting.

Wet abrasive blasting can substitute for dry sandblasting for virtually any application, but there are surfaces, conditions, and environments for which wet blasting is especially advantageous.

Wet blasters can operate effectively at lower PSI, removing coatings without damaging the underlying substrate. Vapour abrasive blasting is a preferred method for blasting antique, fragile surfaces, and soft surfaces (including wood). In addition, the presence of lubricating water reduces heat due to friction that can warp metal surfaces.

Ideal for road line removal, exposing aggregate or reinforcing in concrete, removing tacky coatings, the removal of heavy corrosion and coatings, as well as the more delicate removal of coatings from aircraft panels, car panels and graffiti removal with soda. The Quill Falcon is intrinsically safe for the petrochemical industry and is ideal where conventional blasting is not possible or practical.