Sandblasting is a relatively simple process and many enthusiasts utilize it in their own, private spaces. However, when it comes to sandblasting, safety is definitely a concern and operators should use proper care and safety equipment. Injuries can happen while sandblasting, but even more prevalent are long term health issues. Sandblasting mask has a visor that protect the operators’ eyes from the bead blast. Typically, it has an extension covering the neck of the wearer. Overall suit encloses the whole body with enforcement around chest area. Gloves should be made of synthetic protective material or leather.
Key Takeaways:
- A blasting mask has a visor and an extended neck to protect the user.
- Made of heavy material, blasting suits completely cover the user’s body.
- Other safety gear includes thick leather or synthetic gloves and sturdy shoes.
“Without proper safety gear, all sorts of health problems can occur, such as irritated eyes and lungs, painful skin damage, or even increased cancer risk due to the exposure of inhaled irritants from the blasting media.”
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