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The '''Abrasion Blaster''' is used to dislodge visible surface deposits from an asteroid. It is commonly carried for [[Core Mining|core mining]], where a cracked asteroid exposes deposits that must be knocked loose before collection. | The '''Abrasion Blaster''' is used to dislodge visible surface deposits from an asteroid. It is commonly carried for [[Core Mining|core mining]], where a cracked asteroid exposes deposits that must be knocked loose before collection. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:43, 24 August 2026
EDFM // Mining
An abrasion blaster breaks visible surface deposits from asteroids.
Abrasion Blaster
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MODULE
Module class
Mining tool
Slot type
Hardpoint
Mount
Fixed and turreted small variants
Availability
Standard outfitting module family
Engineering
Needs verification
Related modules
The Abrasion Blaster is used to dislodge visible surface deposits from an asteroid. It is commonly carried for core mining, where a cracked asteroid exposes deposits that must be knocked loose before collection.
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Mining role
- Mining role
- Breaks exposed surface deposits from an asteroid.
- Used by
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- Notes
- Often carried with a seismic charge launcher because cracked core asteroids expose deposits.
The abrasion blaster supports Surface Deposit Mining directly and often follows a successful core detonation. It does not replace a mining laser for ordinary fragments and does not collect anything by itself; collectors and a refinery still complete the loop.
Related Field Procedures
- How to Core Mine (Draft) — Identify core asteroids, place seismic charges, crack the asteroid safely, and collect exposed deposits.
- How to Mine Surface Deposits (Draft) — Break surface deposits from asteroids with an abrasion blaster and collect the resulting materials or commodities.