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1,What is the target market for this machine?

The Blaster is designed for customers who require a more sophisticated method than just manual cleaning in preparation for further processing or painting.

2,What type of abrasive media does it use?

The Blaster is designed to use round steel shot. The shot is recycled inside the system and gets smaller and smaller during the blasting process, until it is completely consumed. Approximately two tons are required for start-up, and approximately 20 pounds are consumed per blasting hour. Replenishment is easily done as needed.

 3,What utilities are needed to run the Blaster?

The electrical system runs on three-phase input and a transformer will be provided for your supply voltage if required. Clean and dry compressed air supply is also needed.

4,What does it cost to operate?

The highly efficient turbines require much less power that competitor's shot blast machines. Including abrasive consumption, power consumption and maintenance, the total operating cost averages around $20 per hour in US. When comparing this to your current methods, keep in mind that the Blaster is at least 4 to 5 times as productive as manual cleaning and only one operator is required to load and run the machine while it is working. Labor costs are much lower, plus you will have a huge amount of extra capacity for cleaning.

 5,Are there any special operator skills required for the Shot Blaster?

No, once the machine is installed and adjusted by our technician, running the machine consists of merely switching it on and setting the speed dial for the desired surface finish. Maintenance is simple too.