Showing posts with label walnut shell polishing media. Show all posts
Showing posts with label walnut shell polishing media. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 3, 2014

Need a Good, Safe Polishing Media? Try Crushed Walnut Shells

There’s always a dilemma when you’re looking for an effective polishing media. On the one hand, you want something strong to get rid of tough grime and stains. At the same time, you need something that’s gentle enough to avoid scratching more delicate and fragile surfaces. With crushed walnut shells from Flowspec, you get the best of both worlds. This multi-tasking material has many uses and is available in many different grit sizes for the tough jobs around your home.

Crushed walnut shells have many applications 
as a polishing media, as their different consistencies 
enable you to polish items like fine metals, eyeglasses 
lenses, and decorative stones.
Our products developed from crushed walnut shells have many applications as a polishing media. Different consistencies enable you to polish fine metals, eyeglasses lenses and decorative stones. However, the products are safe enough to shine up ivory and coral without damaging the surfaces. You can even use this media to polish up fine gem stones, turquoise and other jewelry pieces. In fact, walnut shell polishing products are considering a “soft polishing” media because they don’t damage underlying layers of the object.

At the same time, Flowspec products have the strength and durability to remove rust, corrosion, tarnish and other difficult-to-remove materials. Our crushed walnut shells will polish away the surface without affecting the fine metal, alloys or mechanical equipment underneath. These products can handle the tough jobs, yet you don’t risk ruining what lies beneath.

Flowspec crushed walnut shell products are also able to be used with excellent results in applications where you want to avoid flammable or harsh solvents. This is due to this polishing media’s angular, multi-faceted qualities. Another advantage is that the material doesn’t require a liquid application, thereby avoiding lengthy drying times. Plus, the technology behind crushed walnut shells as a polishing formula prevents the dust that typically accompanies other products.

The powerful, polishing media formulas available from Flowspec enable you to safely clean the toughest grime from the most fragile surfaces in your home. The crushed walnut shells that our products are developed from are also organic, renewable and sustainable, so you’ll be supporting environmentally-sound initiatives at the same time. Please visit our website to hear more about this versatile material and its many applications.

Tuesday, November 18, 2014

Ways to Use Walnut Shell Polishing Media

Although it can come as a bit of a surprise to learn, walnut shells are a raw material that can be made into a number of useful and interesting products for use in a range of applications. One excellent example is something called walnut shell polishing media.
Like its name suggests, walnut shell polishing media consists of walnut shells that have been crushed into small pieces for the purpose of polishing. Walnut shell polishing media is useful in that it is both natural and non-toxic, while remaining both strong enough and tough enough to get the job done. In short, walnut shell polishing media is not only the environmentally friendly option, but also the practical option.
Of course, since not all pieces of crushed walnut shells are well-suited to the same tasks and the same materials, the walnut shell polishing media comes sorted into a number of sizes that run the gamut from coarse to fine and extra fine.

Here are some examples of how a polishing media made using crushed walnut shells can be put to good use:
•Items made of molded metal tend not to come out of their molds in perfect condition. For example, either the item has smaller bits of metal clinging to its surface or has rough surfaces that need to be smoothened out before it can be put to use. Crushed walnut shells are perfect for polishing such items into a usable state.
•That said, metal items tend to accrue signs of wear and tear over time, with examples ranging from scratches to pits. A second go with a polishing media made of crushed walnut shells is useful for removing such blemishes without damaging their finish.
•Finer grades of crushed walnut shells can be used to polish more delicate items such as glass lens and fine metals without wearing them away in the process. In fact, it can even be used to make coral, ivory, and other precious objects truly shine in the spotlight.

For more information about the usefulness of crushed walnut shells in polishing, please contact Flowspec to speak with our representatives.

Monday, November 3, 2014

Mechanics: Clean Engines and Transmission with Walnut Shell Blasting

From grease and gunk, to oil and dirt, engines can get dirty very quickly. Over time, these contaminants can slow an engine down and decrease the performance of the vehicle. While it is relatively easy to clean up oil residue and debris on the surface, cleaning the inside of an engine requires considerable TLC. That is why mechanics who work on everything from passenger vehicles to big rigs rely on walnut shell blasting to get their motors running the way they want them to.
 
Within the engine there are a number of places where it’s necessary to clean up oil residue and other fluids that build up to block everything from intake valves and piston springs, to cylinders and cam shafts. Cleaning these parts quickly and efficiently without damaging them can be tricky because if they are damaged the engine won’t operate properly.
Walnut shell blasting provides the perfect solution to this concern as they are just the right hardness to remove gunk and grime without damaging the surface of the metal whether it is being sprayed on steel, titanium or alloy aluminum.  And, since walnut shells come in a wide variety of grit sizes it is easy to increase or decrease the size of the grit depending on which parts you are cleaning.
Finally, environmental concerns are another significant reason that repair shops are increasing their use of walnut shell blasting mediums as opposed to chemical cleaning solutions. With walnut shells, there are no toxic messes to contain or dispose of. This makes using walnuts less costly to a shop’s operations and allows the shop to advertise the eco-friendly benefits of using their services. This is an important consideration as an increasing number of American consumers are seeking solutions to their transportation needs that don’t harm the environment.
We invite you to contact Flowspec to learn more about the ways walnut shell blasting medium can be used in your operations. We will be happy to answer your questions and tell you more about the walnut shell products we have available to you.

Thursday, May 16, 2013

Walnut Shell For Polishing

Hi everyone,
One of the main applications of the walnut shells is as polishing media, because the walnut shell is with enough hardness for polishing the non-ferrous metals, but at the same time, the walnut shell is not so hard to damage the surface of the metals, so the walnut shells is used widely to polish the rusts, paints or other foreign matters onto the surface of the metals as polishing media. The following is the technical specifications. Technical Specifications Mesh size: 6#-300#
Metal content: 0.01%
Mohs hardness: 2.5-4
Moisture content: 6%
Specific gravity: 1.35
Surface shape: Have edge or without edges and corners
Color: Claybank
Size: 0.050-4 (mm)
Harmfulness: No harm
Shape: granulate, powder

Mesh and SizeMesh  Size (mm)
6#     3.35
7#     2.80
8#     2.36
10#    2.00
12#    1.70
14#    1.40
16#    1.18
18#    1.00
20#    0.850
25#    0.710
30#    0.600
35#    0.500
45#    0.355
60#    0.250
80#    0.180
100#   0.150
120#   0.125
150#   0.100
180#   0.080
200#   0.075
240#   0.063
280#   0.050

Because we have been producing th walnut shells for over 20 years, we can make sure supplying high quality goods with competive prices at the same prices. Welcome to visit our website of www.walnutshellpowder.com to learn more about our walnut shell if you are interested in it. And please feel free to send email to us at walnut@flowspecs.com or flowspec@hotmail.cm if you'd like to get prices or technical catalogues. And we have Skype too, our Skype I.D. is flowspec, you can add us and discuss online.