SANDBLAST Meaning and
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The term "sandblast" refers to a process of cleaning, shaping, or etching a surface using high-velocity projectiles or particles propelled by compressed air or steam. It involves the use of fine or coarse grains of sand, minerals, or other abrasive materials to forcefully impact a target surface, removing impurities or altering its appearance.
During a sandblasting operation, the abrasive material is introduced into a powered device, such as a sandblasting gun or nozzle, which is connected to a compressor or a pressurized steam system. When the trigger is activated, the compressed air or steam propels the abrasive particles at high speeds onto the surface being treated.
The impact of the particles on the target surface creates a powerful abrasive force that dislodges paint, rust, dirt, corrosion, or other unwanted substances, effectively cleaning or roughening the treated object. It can be used on various materials, including metal, concrete, wood, and glass.
Furthermore, sandblasting is often employed in industrial settings for surface preparation, such as before painting or coating, as it enhances the adhesion and longevity of applied finishes. In addition, it is utilized for etching designs or patterns onto glass or stone surfaces, creating a decorative or artistic effect.
While sandblasting can achieve effective results, it requires proper safety precautions due to the creation of fine dust particles and the potential for harmful exposure. Proper personal protective equipment, such as goggles, respirators, and protective clothing, is crucial when operating a sandblasting system to ensure the safety of the operator.
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Etymology of SANDBLAST
The word "sandblast" is a compound word derived from "sand" and "blast".
The term "sand" comes from the Old English word "sund", which originated from the Proto-Germanic word "sundaz". It also has cognates in other Germanic languages such as German "Sande" and Dutch "zand". The word originally referred to small particles of weathered rock and minerals.
The term "blast" comes from the Old English word "blǣst", which originally meant a gust of wind or a blowing. It originated from the Proto-Germanic word "blēstaz", which shares its roots with the Old Norse word "blastr" and Middle Dutch word "blast".
Combining these two words, "sandblast" was coined to describe a process involving the use of a powerful stream or jet of sand propelled by compressed air or steam to clean or shape a surface.
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Conjugate verb Sandblast
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