New Automatic Electric Pneumatic Recovery Sandblasting Room Mechanical

Sandblasting safety measures require that workers wear protective helmets, clothing, gloves, safety footwear, earplugs, safety goggles and other OSHA-recommended equipment. Provide workers with proper respiratory equipment. Respiratory protection is absolutely critical for sandblasting processes.

A typical "capacitive discharge" blasting machine works by charging a capacitor from a battery, then discharging the capacitor through an external circuit, called the firing line, to fire the blasting cap.

It has been widely stated in the industry that to get optimal blasting performance, you need 7bar (102psi) of pressure at the nozzle. Anything below this results in a drop in blast efficiency as the abrasive speed drops.

Types of Blasting. Blasting can be broadly divided into two types: dry blasting and wet blasting, depending on the environment in which the particles are used. Dry blasting includes sand blasting, blower blasting, and shot blasting, while wet blasting includes wet blasting and wet shot blasting.

The shot- blasting machine was designed for three-shift operation, allowing cycle times of less than eight seconds per workpieces. Equipped with four high-performance blast turbines, each one with an installed power of 11 kW, the machine provides ample "fire power" to achieve the required deburring results.