Blast Cabinets

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Large Pressure Blast Cabinet

A pressure-fed enclosed blasting configuration for larger components, with media reclamation and separate dust collection.

Approx. work chamber W × D × H (in)
50 × 39 × 43
Nozzle bore (in)
3/16
New nozzle consumption at 80 psi (cfm)
38
Reclaimer airflow (cfm)
900
Supply and air sizing
38 cfm is approximate new-nozzle consumption, not a compressor-size recommendation. Allow for wear and separate dust-collector pulse air. 900 cfm is extraction/reclaimer airflow, not compressed-air consumption.
Accessories / options
Optional boron-carbide nozzle; Rubber curtains and lined reclaimer for aggressive media; Dust collection selected with the system

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