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Understanding the ISO 8501 and SSPC/NACE blast cleaning surface preparation standards. Read on Graco why two dominant surface preparation standards through abrasive blasting, ISO 8501 and the SSPC/NACE joint standards, are tough to compare.
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Introduction. Scope. This guide describes the standards of preparation for steel surfaces prior to the application of a protective coating (paint) and specifies the requirements that the surfaces of steelwork for J & E Hall Internationals packaged units, pipes and vessels must be prepared to.
Standardized preparation grades in case of blast cleaning are Sa 0, Sa 1, Sa 2, Sa 21 /2 and Sa 3, for manual scraping and wirebrushing: St 2 and St 3. - Blast-cleaning. Sa 0: No preparation of surface. Sa 1: Light blast cleaning.
according to ISO 8501-1:2007, which is a photographic standard with pictures showing the result of different degrees of cleaning for different rust grades of steel. The preparation grades for blast cleaning are: • Sa 1: Light blast cleaning • Sa 2: Thorough blast cleaning • Sa 2½: Very thorough blast cleaning
14 Φεβ 2015 · Usually most materials need a Sa 2 1/2 to fulfill the intended protection (=> ISO 12944-5, tables annex A). Some (e.g. zinc rich alkali silicate) need Sa3, some surface tolerant primers only need a tool cleaned surface, example:
A steel surface originally corresponding to rust grade B, which has been prepared by blast cleaning to preparation grade 21⁄2 is designated B Sa 21⁄2. The standardized rust and preparation grades are defined by colour prints representing full scale view of a part of a surface.
27 Μαρ 2019 · A steel surface originally corresponding to rust grade B, which has been prepared by blast cleaning to preparation grade 2½ is designated B Sa 2½. The standardized rust and preparation grades are defined by colour prints representing full scale view of a part of a surface.