Abrasive
Plastic Media Type III 80 mesh
| Material | Industrial abrasive |
|---|---|
| Grade range | Multiple grades |
| Pack sizes | Bags / drums / bulk |
| MOQ | As per enquiry |
| Origin | India |
| Availability | Confirmed on enquiry |
| Delivery | Domestic & export |
- Tested before dispatch
- Demo / site visit
- Installation support
- GST invoice
Grades & Price
Compare grade and packing — then request the best price.
| Grade | Pack | Best for | Material | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S-280 | 25 kg bag | General blasting | — | |
| S-330Popular | 25 kg bag | Shot blasting | — | |
| S-390 | 25 kg / bulk | Heavy cleaning | — |
Specifications
Technical details for planning, quotation and supply.
| Product | Plastic Media Type III 80 mesh |
|---|---|
| Material | Urea-based (Type III Plastic) |
| Mesh Size | 80 mesh |
| Hardness | Softest grade (Type III) |
| Particle Shape | Angular |
| Pack Options | 25 kg bag | 50 kg bag | 1 ton jumbo bag | bulk tote | drum pack |
| MOQ | Depends on pack type and destination |
| Origin | India / Imported — confirm with enquiry |
| Availability | Subject to stock — confirm lead time on enquiry |
Product description
Details buyers use to confirm grade, use and supply.
Type III Urea Plastic Abrasive for Sensitive Substrates
Type III plastic media is the softest grade in the urea-based family, designed specifically for applications where substrate preservation is the top priority. The 80-mesh particle size offers a balance between effective coating removal and fine surface finish, making it suitable for stripping paint, powder coat, and light oxidation from delicate components.
Unlike aggressive mineral abrasives, this media fractures on impact to expose fresh cutting edges without gouging the base material. It is commonly used in air blast cabinets and pressure pot systems at lower operating pressures. The angular particle shape provides a consistent profile for recoating while maintaining strict surface integrity.
Key Selection Considerations
When evaluating this media for your process, confirm compatibility with your blast system's nozzle size and media valve. The 80-mesh grade flows well through standard venturi and straight-bore nozzles. For optimal results, maintain dry, oil-free compressed air and adjust blast pressure between 2–4 bar (30–60 PSI) depending on the coating type and substrate sensitivity. Media reusability depends on impact velocity and coating thickness; expect multiple cycles in low-pressure stripping operations.
SPA2Z offers this media in flexible pack sizes to match your consumption volume, from small trial quantities to bulk production orders. Contact us with your target application, substrate material, and monthly volume for a tailored quotation.
About SPA2Z — Plastic Media Type III 80 Mesh Supply
SPA2Z supports industrial blasting operations with a focused range of abrasive media, including Plastic Media Type III 80 mesh. We understand that selecting the right media grade directly impacts your stripping speed, surface finish, and operational cost. Our team helps buyers verify compatibility with existing air blast equipment, select appropriate pack sizes, and plan logistics for domestic and export requirements.
Whether you are trialing a new media for a sensitive aerospace component or replenishing stock for a high-volume paint stripping line, we provide a straightforward enquiry process. Tell us your substrate, coating type, and estimated monthly usage, and we will return a competitive quote with available pack options and lead times.
Applications
Common industrial uses for this abrasive.
Aerospace Component Stripping
Removes paint and primer from aluminum and composite aircraft parts without etching or dimensional change.
Automotive Paint Removal
Strips thin coatings from alloy wheels, body panels, and plastic trim without warping or pitting.
Electronics & Mold Cleaning
Cleans delicate molds, connectors, and electronic housings where metal abrasives would cause damage.
Fiberglass & Composite Stripping
Safely removes gel coat, paint, and light oxidation from fiberglass boats, wind turbine blades, and composite structures.