10X Engineered Materials Blast Cabinet Abrasive Media

10X Engineered Materials has introduced a new class of blasting media to address the need for verifiably safe, high-performance abrasives. The unique characteristics of 10X’s superoxalloy abrasives combine to deliver high working speed, excellent surface finish, and lower abrasive consumption. The raw materials for 10X abrasives are sourced from the insulation industry, where minerals are melted at very high temperature and rapidly cooled to produce amorphous fibers. Engineers at 10X invented novel technology to extract byproducts from this process and uncovered an entirely new class of safe, durable, and fast-acting blasting abrasives. Unlike traditional mined abrasives that form crystalline structures under the Earth’s pressure over millions of years, 10X's superoxalloy abrasives contain no crystals, fracture planes, or contaminants producing a safer, cleaner, tougher, and faster abrasive. The 10X process purifies and classifies these materials into premium, high-performance abrasive products that are 100% recycled material. The World Health Organization reviewed multiple studies and determined that this material dissolves in the lungs and is quickly cleared without causing any kind of lung disease or cancer. No other abrasive that we know of has been studied like this. 10X is the safest choice you can make. The material is not regulated for transportation or disposal, and does no damage to the environment. Get yours today!

 

KEY BENEFITS
• Low dust
• No embedment
• 40-70 medium grit
• Ultra-low conductivity
• 100% made in the USA
• Leaves an excellent profile
• Fast-acting on tough coatings
• Versatile, multi-surface abrasive
• Higher productivity and profitability
• Sustainably sourced and manufactured
• Verified safe, the only bio-soluble abrasive on the market today

 

SAFETY
10X's products are uniquely positioned to have the only industrial abrasive material with an official declaration from the World Health Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) of not being classifiable as carcinogenic to humans (Group 3). The material was tested over a period of decades and shown to be biosoluble and rapidly cleared from the lungs like other nontoxic dusts.