Plastic Abrasive 100 mesh

Low-Aggression Stripping for Sensitive Substrates

Unlike aggressive mineral or metallic abrasives, 100 mesh plastic media removes coatings through a gentle, non-destructive mechanism. The angular urea particles are hard enough to strip paint, powder coat, and light corrosion, yet soft enough to preserve fiberglass, aluminum skins, composite panels, and thin-gauge metals. This balance makes it a standard choice for depainting aircraft components, automotive body panels, and moulds where dimensional tolerance must be maintained.

Consistent 100 Mesh Particle Distribution

Mesh size directly controls finish quality and strip rate. The 100 mesh grade provides a fine particle profile that produces a smooth, even surface with minimal anchor pattern. This is essential when the next step is a precision coating, NDT inspection, or adhesive bonding. Tight particle distribution reduces the risk of clogging in fine nozzles and ensures repeatable results across production batches.

Compatible Blasting Processes

This media is suitable for both suction and pressure blast systems, including hand cabinets and automated wheel blast machines. It can be recycled multiple times depending on impact velocity and substrate hardness, contributing to lower media consumption per square meter. Operators typically achieve the best balance of strip rate and media life at blast pressures between 2–4 bar, though parameter optimization should be validated on a test coupon.

Pack Options and Handling

SPA2Z offers flexible packaging to match your consumption volume and site logistics. Standard options include 25 kg bags for manual handling, 50 kg bags for medium-volume users, 1-ton jumbo bags for bulk consumption, and drum packs where moisture protection is required. The media should be stored dry and handled with standard dust controls appropriate for plastic particulate.

About SPA2Z — Plastic Abrasive 100 Mesh

SPA2Z supports industrial buyers in sourcing consistent, process-ready plastic abrasive 100 mesh for sensitive surface preparation. We understand that coating removal on high-value components demands reliable media that won't surprise you with substrate damage or inconsistent finish. Our role is to connect you with the right grade, pack size, and supply rhythm for your blasting operation.

Whether you are qualifying a new media for an aerospace procedure, replenishing stock for a busy job shop, or evaluating a switch from chemical stripping, we provide straightforward commercial and technical support to help you move forward. Tell us your substrate, coating type, blast system, and estimated monthly volume, and we will return a competitive quotation with lead time and delivery options.