Plastic Abrasive 120 mesh

Why 120 Mesh Plastic Abrasive?

Plastic abrasive media in the 120 mesh range is the go-to choice for applications where substrate integrity is non-negotiable. The angular, urea-based particles are hard enough to remove coatings efficiently but soft enough to leave the underlying surface profile unchanged. This makes it indispensable for aerospace MRO, automotive restoration, electronics mold cleaning, and composite repair.

At 120 mesh, the media provides a fine finish with minimal dusting compared to coarser grades. It strips paint, powder coat, and light rust without etching or warping thin-gauge metals. The media can be recycled multiple times in controlled blasting environments, reducing overall consumption and waste.

Key Features and Benefits

• Substrate-safe stripping: Removes coatings without pitting, scratching, or dimensional alteration of the base material.
• Controlled particle size: 120 mesh ensures consistent, fine finish across large surface areas.
• Low dust generation: Urea plastic media fractures less than mineral abrasives, improving operator visibility and reducing cleanup.
• Multi-cycle recyclability: Suitable for reclaim systems in blast cabinets and walk-in booths.
• Versatile pack options: 25 kg bags for trial orders, 50 kg bags for regular use, 1-ton jumbo bags and bulk totes for high-volume blasting operations.

Typical Applications

This 120 mesh plastic abrasive is specified across industries where surface preservation is critical:

• Aerospace MRO: Paint and primer removal from aircraft skins, control surfaces, and composite fairings.
• Automotive restoration: Stripping body panels, plastic bumpers, and alloy wheels without heat or warping.
• Electronics and mold cleaning: Removing residue from injection molds, electronic housings, and delicate tooling.
• Marine and composite repair: Preparing fiberglass hulls and decks for re-coating without gel coat damage.
• Powder coating removal: Stripping cured powder from aluminum extrusions and thin metal fabrications.

Selection and Usage Guidance

For optimal results, match the 120 mesh plastic abrasive to your blast system parameters. Use at 2–4 bar (30–60 PSI) nozzle pressure with a 6–8 mm nozzle for direct pressure systems. In suction cabinets, maintain media level and check metering valve settings. Always test on a sample coupon to confirm coating removal rate and surface finish before full-scale blasting.

Moisture is the enemy of consistent flow. Store bags in a dry, covered area. If using a reclaim system, screen media regularly to remove fines and contaminants. Typical consumption is 3–5 cycles depending on coating type and blast pressure.

About SPA2Z — Your Source for Plastic Abrasive 120 Mesh

SPA2Z supplies industrial-grade plastic abrasive media to surface preparation professionals, blasting contractors, and maintenance teams across India and global markets. We understand that abrasive selection directly impacts your process efficiency, surface quality, and operating costs. That's why we offer flexible pack sizes—from 25 kg trial bags to bulk totes—so you can match supply to your project scale without overcommitting.

When you enquire with SPA2Z, you get practical support: grade confirmation against your application, pack size recommendations based on your blast system and volume, and logistics options for domestic and export delivery. We help you avoid the costly mistake of using the wrong mesh size or abrasive type on sensitive substrates.

• Flexible pack sizes: 25 kg, 50 kg, 1-ton jumbo, bulk tote, drum pack
• Application-based grade selection assistance
• Domestic and export supply capability
• Quick quotation turnaround for volume orders

Tell us your substrate, coating type, blast equipment, and target volume. We'll recommend the right plastic abrasive specification and deliver a competitive quote.