Brown aluminum oxide abrasive blasting media is a sharp, hard material for aggressive cleaning, stripping, and surface preparation on hard metals. It's a friable material so it won't break down quickly, which makes it reusable multiple times.

White aluminum oxide is a jagged, reusable iron-free abrasive blasting media that is more pure than brown aluminum oxide for use on high-purity workpieces, such as those found in medical and aerospace applications.

Ceramic beads are a reusable round abrasive blasting media with high purity for peening and finishing metal with minimal workpiece removal. They can be used wet or dry in compressed air and centrifugal-wheel blasting equipment.

Garnet is a natural material that is less sharp than aluminum oxide for fast cutting and medium to heavy metal and coating removal. Garnet is used in waterjet cutting applications and can be captured and reused multiple times.

Glass bead abrasive blasting media produces minimal material removal for thin-walled workpieces or applications that require close tolerances. The round shape creates a smooth, clean finish. It is environmentally safe and can be used wet or dry for deburring, cleaning, peening, finishing, and polishing.

Ground glass is an angular, environmentally friendly abrasive blasting media for light to medium blasting such as paint and rust removal. Ground glass can be reused multiple times and is often used as an alternative to coal slag.

Silicon carbide is an angular reusable abrasive blasting media that penetrates hard surfaces for finishing, etching, and cleaning of steel, ceramic, silicon, quartz, and tungsten and cemented carbides.