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How about expendable shot blasting media such as aluminium oxide or copper slag?
I think that whatever you choose there will always be a certain element of it that is harmful to health and would agree that welding and grinding are of greater cause for concern.
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I would think small stainless balls would be the safest, can’t turn into dust or rust but very expensive. I looked into it one time and came up with over $200 to fill my large bag. Expensive but have you priced new lungs lately
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Lots has been written in different threads re: dangers of silica.
Taking more than a hint from Gareth, Quote:
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It comes in 4 grits: extra fine through coarse. Here's the fine grit, works just fine in my blast cabinet. Also pounds just like the sand I removed from my bag, and no dust emanating from the Velcro closure like the play sand had.
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Mark from Illinois Last edited by weldtoride; 01-26-2016 at 09:00 AM. |
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Mix some mineral oil. Also known as baby oil in with your sand bag sand. No more dust. And the bag is tighter.
Try it. Mike |
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