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Save Money
A good blast room can save money by allowing a high
quality abrasive to be recycled dozens of times considerably
reducing running and processing costs.
To reduce cycle times, a wide range of dust collectors
and blastroom kit components are available to suit all
applications or to retrofit existing installations.
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POWERBLAST
DUST COLLECTION
UNITS
The single most expensive item in a shotblasting room is
the ventilation system and to ensure a well ventilated room
with good visibility and rapid dust clearence, the sizing
of the dust collector is critical (beware of low price undersizing).
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Sizes Vary From Cabinets/Grit Recovery Units
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Medium Size Shotblasting Room
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Medium Size Shotblasting Room
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Large Shotblasting Room
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Large Shotblasting Room
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ABRASIVE
RECOVERY SYSTEMS
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The Semi Automatic or Sweep Up System where the spent
abrasive is moved to a floor recovery hopper and the
material is lifted and cleaned in a grit recovery unit.
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Double lift model GRU-2 with capacity 4 tonnes/hour
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A partial recovery system which utilises an underfloor
screw conveyor into which the abrasive is swept and
which uses a bucket elevator for lifting and cleaning
the abrasive.
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Bucket elevator with air wash and rotary sieve for recycling
heavily contaminated abrasive
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A fully automatic system when 100% of the floor area
is recovered using a series of screw conveyors set below
floor level or within a low profile steel framework
located at floor level.
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Low profile above ground floor at depth of 230mm
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