Surface preparation
Identify the substrate, the material to be removed and the required finish. Compare performance in controlled trials rather than assuming interchangeability with another blasting medium.
INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS
Different application.
Different specification.
Explore apricot shell as a granular material for industrial evaluation, separately from cosmetic ingredient selection.
Evaluate against
the surface and process.
Discuss apricot kernel shell granules for industrial surface-cleaning evaluation. A specific process still requires its own assessment of the substrate, equipment, particle characteristics and operating conditions.
An industrial granule specification should not be used as a cosmetic grade specification. Different applications can call for different particle shapes, limits and documentation.
Prepare an industrial enquiryProcess compatibility
Document equipment, feed requirements and target particle range. Review dust controls, handling and storage with the current SDS and the process risk assessment.
Clear requirements
Include the proposed use, target size, expected quantity and destination in an industrial enquiry. Confirm suitability before defining a recurring supply specification.
Keep cosmetic and industrial evaluations separate
A material’s botanical origin does not establish that different grades are interchangeable. Technical requirements depend on the intended use, processing conditions and destination market. Retain the grade reference throughout the evaluation.
The image shows a granule reference sample; it is not a performance guarantee for a particular machine, surface or cleaning outcome.
FROM MATERIAL TO POSSIBILITY
Define the process.
Then define the granule.
Bring your application, target particle size and quantities. Build a clear sample or bulk enquiry.