Plastic Media Type II 200 mesh

Thermoset Plastic Strip Media for Sensitive Substrates

Type II plastic media is a thermoset material, meaning it is cured under heat and pressure to form a rigid, non-melting structure. Unlike thermoplastic media, it will not soften or smear during high-energy blasting. The angular, strip-shaped particles provide a balanced combination of cutting action and low aggressiveness, making it a standard choice for removing paints, coatings, and contaminants from aluminum, composites, fiberglass, and other engineered materials.

200 Mesh Grade: Fine Particle Precision

The 200 mesh designation indicates a very fine particle size, passing through a sieve with 200 openings per linear inch. This grade is selected for high-precision work where a smooth, uniform finish is critical. It is commonly used in air blasting systems at low to moderate pressures to achieve a clean, profiled surface without embedding or causing micro-cracks. Key process considerations include maintaining clean, dry compressed air and adjusting blast pressure to optimize media longevity and finish quality.

Packaging and Supply Chain

SPA2Z facilitates supply in multiple pack configurations to match your operational scale. Standard options include 25 kg bags, 50 kg bags, 1-ton jumbo bags, bulk totes, and drum packs. This flexibility supports both small-scale job shops and high-volume manufacturing lines. We help buyers manage inventory and logistics, ensuring the media arrives ready for immediate use.

About SPA2Z — Your Source for Plastic Media Type II 200 Mesh

SPA2Z is a dedicated supplier of industrial blasting and surface preparation consumables, including specialized plastic abrasive media. For buyers of Plastic Media Type II 200 mesh, we provide a straightforward procurement path: you specify the grade, quantity, and pack size, and we deliver a competitive quotation. Our focus is on connecting you with the right media for your process, whether you are stripping aircraft components, deflashing electronics, or preparing composite surfaces.

We understand that media selection directly impacts your finish quality and operational costs. Our team supports your evaluation with practical, technical information to help you confirm compatibility with your blasting equipment and substrate. Contact us today to request a quote for your required volume and packaging preference.