Shot Blasting Cabinet

• For Shot blasting machine operation
• For shot peening
• For construction
• For agricultural
• For other industrial applications for surface cleaning of concrete
• For metal surfaces efficiently
• For quick cleaning and the removal of severe rust and corrosion.
• A wet Blasting Cabinet is used for the descaling, degreasing, and cleaning of smooth and delicate components.
• Suction blaster used for heat treatment shops, tool, dye, and mould makers. 

shot blasting cabinet is known as an enclosed shot blasting machine. Dust and abrasive media are contained in the shot blasting cabinet machine. By lowering the air pressure inside the machine, a machine-mounted dust collector stops dust from escaping into the work environment. The entrance and departure of the shot blaster's material access ports must be planned and safeguarded to minimize abrasive spills.
Low carbon steel is used to construct cabinets, and an interior shell is constructed of abrasion-resistant materials like thick rubber compounds and high strength alloy plates. Alloy steel plates (64 RC hardness), which have substantially greater abrasion resistance than other more often used materials like mild steels, are employed in the areas that are exposed to direct high-velocity shot.

Types of Shot Blasting Cabinet

Suction Blasting Cabinet

Suction shot blasting cabinets deliver abrasives using the induction-suction method. The Super Blaster guarantees uninterrupted operation during the blasting cycle. For light and medium-sized components that need to be cleaned or deburred to add a fine matte finish, it is advised. For heat treatment facilities, tool, dye, and mould manufacturers, as well as shot peening of light metal components, etc., the Suction Blaster cabinet is helpful.

Suction shot Blast Cabinets were created as a more portable and cost-effective alternative to pressure cabinets, but the finishing outcomes that may be obtained with this equipment are frequently equivalent to those delivered by pressure systems. Automating Suction Blast Cabinets will assure simplicity of use, minimize maintenance, and boost output.
These machines can continually shot blasts without having to pause the operation to reload with media. Additionally, the Suction Blast Cabinets were created to provide a more straightforward method of using the numerous nozzles. To promote greater effectiveness and cleanliness, we advise using a dust collector with a dust bag if these machines are operated continuously for more than two hours every day.

Features of Suction Shot Blasting Cabinet

• MS Sheet was folded to create the blast cabinet.
• Blastomizer (Tungsten Carbide).
• The Y-2A blaster.
• 100 Watt light source
• (2) Two side doors
• A pressure gauge and air filter regulator.
• Glass with a large viewing area.
• Built-in dust removal.
• Dust collector fan-equipped 1.5 HP motor.
• Dust sacks
• Blaster hose
• Pneumatic and electrical control.
• Hand Gloves.

Pressure Blasting Cabinet

The Direct and High Pressure Principle of Pressure Blasting is typically utilized for hard metals made of ferrous or nonferrous materials and for high productivity. pressure blasting cabinet is mostly recommended for quick cleaning and the removal of severe rust and corrosion.

Thick gauge sheet metal is used to create Pressure Blast Cabinets, which are then expertly folded and welded. These devices are ideal for maximizing output rates since they distribute abrasives at speeds faster than suction systems. For the majority of applications, pressure blast cabinets can be up to four times faster than suction systems. Additionally, these devices manage the necessary abrasive flow more effectively and utilize air more effectively. Pressure Blast Cabinets are frequently employed for more difficult tasks including removing small amounts of mill scale or polishing difficult-to-reach surfaces.

Pressure Shot Blasting Cabinet Features

• MS Sheet was folded to create the blast cabinet.
• Glass with a large viewing area.
• A 100-watt lamp.
• (2) Two side doors
• A pressure gauge and regulator for air filters.
• Pressure pot with all pneumatic and mixing valves and controls, as well as a high-quality blast tungsten carbide nozzle and sand blasting hose.
• When extracting blasts.
• 1.5 HP motor with dust extraction fan.
• Dust bags
• Platform for operators
• Two hand mittens.
• Pneumatic and electrical control.

Wet Blasting Cabinet

The idea of induction suction is also the foundation of wet blasting. The fact that it can operate with abrasives with particle sizes as small as 5 microns or smaller is crucial. Typically, abrasives would be combined with water in this way, settle in the liquid, and then be used as slurry.

The Wet Blast Cabinet's wet pressure jet gives the same benefits as abrasive shot blasting media and can be used for deburring, cleaning, and polishing.
The shorter amount of time needed to blast pieces is one of these blasting systems' key benefits. The large conveying flow volume is to blame for this. It is possible to classify the Wet Blasting Cabinet as a mechanical surface treatment. It is not essential to neutralize cleaning agents. Glass beads can be used as blasting media to quickly clean parts. The surface, edges, and fittings of the part won't be harmed by this.

Features of Wet Shot Blasting Machine

• Tungsten carbide nozzle,
• Y-2A blast gun,
• 100-watt light,
• Two side doors,
• A pressure gauge, 
• An air filter regulator,
• Slurry tank with pump
• A cyclone for extracting mist,
• A 1.5 HP engine with a fan for extracting mist,
• Mechanical agitator; 
• Electrical and pneumatic controllers (Anti C104),