Airbrasive

About Airbrasive

Manufacturer of Airbrasive brand micro-abrasive blasting systems and abrasive powders for precision surface treatment. Invented micro-abrasive blasting technology in the 1950s. Originally the Airbrasive division of S.S. White Technologies (Piscataway NJ); spun out as Airbrasive Jet Technologies LLC circa 2014; filed Chapter 11 in 2020, reorganized under Sundara Partners; sold March 2025 to new owner Jonathan Goldstein; relocated to Green Lane, PA. Products: Model K Series II (electromagnetic vibratory feed, 110V/220V, up to 40g/min powder flow), Model H Series II (high-end continuous duty, 115V), Model HME (high capacity, 20 lb hopper, 55g/min), Model 6500 Series II (all-pneumatic portable, no electricity required). Abrasive powders: AccuBRADE aluminum oxide (10, 17.5, 27, 50 micron), AccuCUT silicon carbide, AccuMATTE crushed glass, glass bead, sodium bicarbonate. Accessories: tungsten carbide nozzles (0.005-0.032 inch orifice, round and rectangular), work chambers, dust collectors, air/oil filters. Industries served: aerospace, defense, electronics, semiconductors, medical/dental, machining and metalworking, surface finishing, fossil preparation and archeology. Keywords: micro abrasive blasting, air abrasive, abrasive jet machining, microblasting, surface cleaning, deburring, etching, surface finishing, aluminum oxide powder, silicon carbide powder, AccuBRADE.

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