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Used Shotblasting in Alberta, Canada

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    (2) Porta Shot Blast Cleaning

    (2) Porta Shot Blast Cleaning Machines, Floor Washer, Baldor 7.5Hp Motor

    • Manufacturer: Baldor - Reliance

    Curtis air drying unit

    Whitecourt, Canada
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    PSS-Series

    • Manufacturer: MANUS Abrasive Systems

    Unit Illustrated above: Model PSS4836-62C PSS Series blast cabinet c/w 600 CFM reclaimer, 600 CFM reverse pulse dust collector, custom door inlet for pipe pass-through (Dust collector not shown.) PSS-Series ...

    Edmonton, Canada
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    PORTABLE SHOT BLASTERS

      Small yet powerful, the Goff 385E is a complete and versatile shot blast cleaning system that is simple to operate and easy to maintain. 8.5” Blast pattern, 230 Volt single phase 8.5” Blast pattern, 230 Volt sing...

      Edmonton, Canada

    Overview

    Sandblasting and shotblasting are processes used to clean, strengthen, or polish metal surfaces by propelling abrasive materials at high speed. Sandblasting typically uses sand particles, while shotblasting employs metal shots or beads. These methods are essential in industrial settings for surface preparation before painting, coating, or other treatments.

    FAQ

    What factors should I consider when purchasing sandblasting or shotblasting equipment?

    Consider the type of abrasive material you'll be using, the size of the equipment, and the power source. Additionally, check for features such as adjustable pressure settings and dust collection systems.

    How can I ensure my sandblasting or shotblasting equipment is shipped safely?

    Use a reputable shipping company experienced in handling industrial equipment. Ensure the equipment is well-packaged and secured to prevent any damage during transit.

    What maintenance is required for sandblasting and shotblasting equipment?

    Regular maintenance includes inspecting hoses and nozzles for wear, checking air filters, and ensuring all moving parts are lubricated. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for optimal performance.