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Vapormatt

Bridgwater, United Kingdom

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Vapormatt invented wet blasting in the 1940s and remains the world leader. They offer precision wet blasting machines for industries such as aerospace, medical, and cutting tools. Vapormatt partnered with Iskra PIO to adopt wet blasting using Puma and Leopard Sump machines, improving surface finishes on hygienic stainless steel parts. Their Leopard horizontal automatic wet blasting machine reduced component processing time by 80% at GE Aviation. Vapormatt's Sabre machine is used in carbide insert manufacturing due to its controllability and reproducibility. The company has customers across various sectors, including Iskra Compressor, Pratt & Whitney, NASA, Ionbond, Pilana Metal, Altus, Anubis 3D, Kyocera, Carbon Art 45, and Natio.

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