Now that you have chosen to use a Soda Blasters manufactured by Soda Works you have cleared the biggest hurdle in in claiming your place among the most productive soda blasting companies in the country. But owning a Buster Blaster system is only part of the equation. The results you obtain will vary with the type of soda blasting media you choose to use. You might be thinking "Baking soda is baking soda." While this is true, not all baking soda makes good soda blasting media. At Soda Works our goal is the provide you with the best soda blasting systems in the world. To reach this goal we have analyzed every aspect of the soda blasting process. Our system delivers the driest air possible to our patented venturi metering system. We use our proprietary nozzles. We have analyzed and perfected every aspect of our system down to the very baking soda that is being used in the process.
Our research has proven to us that not all soda is alike. We recommend and sell only Natrium Soda Blasting Media. We strongly feel that Natrium soda is the only Soda Blasting Media that should be used in soda blasting.
Why? It all has to do with particle size and in soda blasting, size matters. The size we are referring to is the size of the sodium bicarbonate crystal that makes up the media. The Natrium 260 Soda Blasting Media is manufactured in a process that results in a consistent crystal size. Over 90% of the Media is will not fit through a U.S.Standard #70 screen. This is a good thing. Larger particles equal less dust and more work. We have found the Natrium 260 to be the ideal size for soda blasting. Smaller crystals than the Natrium 260 don't get as much work done and larger crystals put excessive wear and tear on the equipment without resulting in significant gains of efficiency.
Natruim 260 Soda Blasting Media is pure Sodium Bicarbonate. There are no "flow additives" or other adulterants. Other "Soda Blasting" systems cannot deliver air that is dry enough. Even if you hook up one of our Buster Blaster pots to their air supply, the moisture in the air will cause the Soda to clump and clog.
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