Sandblaster

Sandblaster

Sandblasting equipment encompasses systems or machinery, along with components for projecting blast media onto a part's surface to abrade, clean, or modify it.
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Hebei Hylite Machinery Co., Ltd. is located in the center of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei economic & technological region - Xianxian Economic Development Zone, where is the birthplace of motto "Seeking Truth From Facts".

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Our products have been exported to more than 60 countries including Togo, South Korea, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines, Indonesia, India, Pakistan, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Russia, Egypt, Senegal, Mali, Benin, Niger, Venezuela, Argentina, Algeria, Mozambique, Mauritius etc.

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The factory covers an area of 50 acres. We are engaged in the R&D, manufacturing and sale service of equipment for steel bar and metallic wire processing. The R&D team mainly composed of Chinese and Italian designers. It has a professional global after-sales service team.

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The company has passed ISO9001 quality management system and got its CE certification. It is a certified high-tech enterprise in Hebei Province, China.

 

 

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Provide customers with a full range of technical services and support, provide customers with on-site installation guidance free of charge, and train personnel to familiarize themselves with the operation and use of the equipment. If there are quality abnormalities in the equipment, we will provide 24-hour after-sales service to customers.

 

What is Sandblaster

 

 

Sandblasting equipment encompasses systems or machinery, along with components for projecting blast media onto a part's surface to abrade, clean, or modify it. Media such as sand, abrasives, metal shot, and other materials are propelled using pressurized water, compressed air, or a blast wheel. If you want to know the specifications and prices of Sandblaster, please contact us!

 

 

Advantages of Sandblaster

 

 

Effectively Prepares Metal Surfaces for Coating Application
The two main functions of coating are decoration and protection. A professional finish gives a product the appeal factor, especially the metal products. A paint job will be far more effective on a well-polished surface because of increased adhesion. The coating will not only last for long, but it will also protect the metal product, and increase its service life. When you scuff a metal surface, you get rid of impurities such as oil and rust that can affect the final quality of the coating. Sandblasting is great for both powder coating and liquid coating. If you manufacture metal products, it is best to seek these services before applying the final finish.


Quick
Sandblasting machines make the process easy and fast. One person can operate the sandblaster, and this reduces the labor costs. There is no need for intensive preparations that utilize harsh chemicals and extensive scrubbing when you choose to scuff. Additionally, after the sandblasting job is complete, cleaning up is easy. There isn't much waste to collect in the sandblasting booth, save for the sandblasting grit. Some of the sandblasting materials, such as glass beads, can be reused. If you had to manually scuff metal using sandpaper, it would take you more time to complete a project.


Safer and Less Wasteful
Most of the abrasive materials used in sandblasting, such as glass beads, are non-toxic. Most professional finishers utilize non-toxic materials because they are also recyclable. The only element of sandblasting that may harm people is the dust produced in the process. It may contain toxic-silica, which is a known cause of lung diseases. However, manufacturers utilize protective clothing that protects the workers from inhaling the toxic dust. Moreover, the whole sandblasting process takes place in a booth that is well ventilated.


Cost-effective
To scuff a surface, you only need a sandblaster and the abrasive materials. After setting up your sandblasting booth and buying the sandblasting machines and protective clothing, you will not have additional startup costs. The other cost-benefit is that most of the abrasive materials used in the process are recyclable and readily available. Compared to other alternatives such as laser cleaning, sandblasting is a big bargain for manufacturers. Additionally, sandblasting takes less time, and this allows manufacturers to work on more units.

 

Types of Sandblaster
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Air or Dry Blast Equipment
Air abrasive blasting or dry blast equipment utilize compressed air to propel the blast media. Pneumatic or compressed air blast systems are generally categorized into two types: suction and direct pressure.


Suction or Siphon Blast Equipment
Suction blasters or blast cabinets employ the venturi siphon effect to such abrasive into a pressurized stream of fluid, air, or water.
Venturi devices use a constriction in a moving fluid stream to create a pressure differential or vacuum. This causes the blast media to be drawn into the air or water stream at the point of constriction.
Venturi devices are used across various industries. They are employed to create a vacuum for mechanical holding applications, while ejectors and eductors move fluids, powders, or solids in chemical processing industries.
Suction blast cabinets or portable siphon blasting pots are generally less expensive than pressure blast systems. Economy blasters often use suction mechanisms and do not require a pressure vessel, consuming only half the pressurized air compared to pressure blast cabinets. However, suction blasters need higher air pressure to maintain media flow.


Direct Pressure or Pressure Blast Equipment
Pressure or direct pressure abrasive blast equipment makes use of a pressure vessel to energize the abrasive media. A pop-up or metering valve on the pressure vessel is opened to release pressurized fluid and blast media into a blast hose. The pressurized media travels through the blast hose to the direct pressure cabinet and blast gun.


The Basic Idea
While there are three different types of sandblasters that you can choose from for your needs, all of these media blasters have the same general method in common. Media blasting is done by an air-powered gun which will propel silica sand toward a surface at a high rate of speed. Compressed air is used to supply the power to the gun, and the sand is forced out of a barrel which will direct it toward your target. Obviously, this process can be dangerous when not done in the right setting, so precautions should always be taken before getting started.


Gravity-Fed
The first type of blaster to consider is a gravity-fed gun. As the name would suggest, the sand is directed into the barrel of the gun from the top, thanks to gravity. There is a hopper on top of the gun which holds your supply of sand as you work. When the trigger is pulled, sand will be forced out of the barrel, and more sand will fall from the hopper into the barrel to continue the process. When the trigger of the gun is released, the opening between the hopper and the barrel will close to keep the remaining sand inside of the hopper for future use.


Pressure Blaster
An alternative form of sand delivery to the barrel of your gun is through the use of a pressure blaster. In this case, there is a canister containing sand which is already under pressure. When that canister is connected to a gun via a specialized hose, the trigger can be pulled and the sand and air will come out of the canister together. You will not experience hardly any maintenance needs when opting for this style of sandblaster, but the cost of operation tends to be higher. Also, you cannot refill the canister once it has been exhausted, meaning there is more waste created with this method.


Siphon Sandblaster
For the last option, suction is going to be the main source of the action within the siphon sandblaster. In this case, a gun is connected via two hoses to both an air compressor and a sand reservoir of some kind. When the air kicks on, it will create suction through the gun which will pull the sand through and out the barrel. This type of operation is relatively affordable, and it can be used continuously as the sand can simply be recollected and placed back into the reservoir. When a large surface needs to be stripped clean, it is usually a siphon media blaster that will be put into action.


Wet Abrasive Blast Equipment
Water can be used instead of air to propel the blast media. Wet abrasive blasting or water blasting can reduce dust generated during abrasive blasting by over 90%, which is crucial when stripping or cleaning parts containing heavy metals and hazardous materials.
An interesting aspect of water blast equipment is its ability to offer additional surface modification through water additives. Chemicals can be included to break down hard-to-remove films or grease, and anti-rust agents can be added to protect the parts until coatings are applied.
Although some suppliers refer to wet abrasive blasters as dustless blast equipment, no blasting system eliminates 100% of dust.
Water blasting can keep parts cooler compared to dry blasting, which helps reduce warping or distortion in thin sections. It is also advantageous for handling explosive dust, such as aluminum or titanium dust, as wet blasting suppresses static discharges and ignition risks.

 

Applications of Sandblaster
 

Strips Off Paint and Corrosion
This is the primary task of sandblasting. It is a common knowledge that paint and corrosion marks are hard to get rid if you just rely on conventional cleaning techniques.
The reliable sandblasters can eliminate stubborn paint and rust plus other contaminants from cars, houses, machines, and other surfaces. With regards to removing paint from cars, the process is mild enough to strip off the paint without harming the metal underneath.

 

Cleans Smaller Tools
You may be surprised, but sandblast cleaning is not confined to enormous machines and buildings. This vital process can also be relied on to clean smaller instruments like automobile and metal tools. Examples of these are rusty screwdrivers and wrenches which can be quickly cleaned by sandblasting.
Meanwhile, you can sandblast machinery clogged with oil, dirt, and grease to ensure efficient functioning. Besides that, the cleaning process prevents machine breakdown and wear and tear.

 

Smooths and Polishes Devices
While cleaning is the main function of sandblasting, the process also leaves surfaces shiny and polished. In some occasions, you will find small mechanical parts made out of metal and plastic featuring rough burrs or other irregularities which make it impossible to assemble.
Not only does sandblasting polishes surfaces but it also removes burrs, tags, and excess material to guarantee productive assembly. Moreover, it smooths edges to attain the intended shape of the surface.

 

Creates Impressive Art
Yet, another surprising application of sandblasting is to create impressive art and designs. Talented artisans use the technique to carve remarkable patterns on different surfaces such as wood, metal, glass, and other materials.
Aside from this, other artists use the method to improve the aesthetic value of lackluster commercial properties.

 

Cleans Concrete Surfaces
More than its industrial and mechanical purpose, the sandblasting process is a viable method to clean streets, walkways, pavements, and other concrete surfaces. With these areas ordinarily neglected, routinely cleaning and maintaining them extend their lives and minimize the possibility of accidents.
Without wasting water, you can effectively and quickly scrub clean concretes and pavements with sandblasting by using high-speed abrasives.

 

Prepares Surface for Coating Activity
After sandblast cleaning, your surface is now prepared for painting, bonding, or some other coating activity. Substandard surface preparation will eventually lead to a failed coating system. Achieving a marginal level of cleanliness that leaves behind contaminants in the area will subsequently reduce the coating service life.
Having said that, sandblasting is an effective process for surface preparation. Inability to sufficiently prepare your surface for coating will only result to waste of money. Incidentally, fragile surfaces like wood may be cleaned with gentler media such as walnut shells or glass beads.

 

Restores Authentic Image of Bricks And Stones
Bricks, stones, and concrete are ordinary raw materials used for residential and commercial properties. While painting is an option to improve the appearance of a deteriorating building or structure, sandblasting is a smarter solution to remove unnecessary mortar, cement, paint, and other substances.
Not only does it restore the original condition of the material but it also increases the longevity of the property.

 

Enables Mold Remediation
Mold is a prevalent problem found in homes. Lots of health issues caused by mold are already documented if it is not properly addressed. Concerns including itchy eyes, coughing, sneezing, asthma attacks, severe allergic reactions are some of the consequences of this problem. Take note though, implications can also be dangerous such as permanent lung damage.
Nowadays sandblasting is a new technique to eliminate mold. Medium used for the process is either baking soda or dry-ice. One of the benefits of this method is that the places which are usually tough to access like attics and crawl spaces are now easy to clean. Aside from that, sandblasting provides for the quick and effective elimination of mold with minimal damage and clean-up.

 

Creating Etched Signs
As mentioned earlier, sandblasting can be used for smaller projects. This handy process can also be utilized for spectacular signs from wood, glass, or stone. Memorials are a practical sample of this nifty sandblasting technique.
The advantage of using this method is that it has more depth than laser engraving. Having more depth means you can add color to your project to highlight your design. A lot of businesses use this technique to artistically showcase their logo or business name.

 

 
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Frequently Asked Questions
 
 

Q: What is the cost of a Sandblaster?

A: The cost of a sandblaster varies based on its size and type, with prices ranging from $100 to several thousand dollars for industrial-grade sandblasting machines with advanced features and larger capacities.

Q: How does a Sandblaster work?

A: A sandblaster works by using compressed air to forcefully propel abrasive materials through a nozzle, which impacts the surface of an object to remove rust, paint, or other contaminants.

Q: What types of sandblasters are there?

A: The main types of sandblasters include siphon-feed sandblasters, which draw abrasive material from a reservoir; pressure-feed sandblasters, which use pressurized tanks to push the abrasive material; and gravity-feed sandblasters, which rely on gravity to feed the abrasive to the nozzle.

Q: What materials can be used as abrasive media in a Sandblaster?

A: Various materials can be used as abrasive media in a sandblaster, including silica sand, glass beads, aluminum oxide, steel grit, garnet, walnut shells, and plastic beads, depending on the type of surface and the desired result.

Q: What safety precautions should be taken when using a Sandblaster?

A: Safety precautions when using a sandblaster include wearing protective clothing, safety goggles, respiratory protection (like a dust mask or respirator), and gloves, as well as ensuring proper ventilation and maintaining a safe distance from the blast area.

Q: What surfaces can be cleaned or prepared with a Sandblaster?

A: Sandblasters can be used to clean or prepare a wide variety of surfaces including metal, concrete, stone, wood, and glass, making them versatile tools for surface preparation and restoration.

Q: What is the difference between wet and dry sandblasting?

A: In dry sandblasting, only abrasive media is propelled at the surface, while in wet sandblasting, water is mixed with the abrasive media, reducing dust and creating a smoother finish on the surface.

Q: What is the purpose of sandblasting?

A: The purpose of sandblasting is to remove unwanted materials like rust, old paint, or contaminants from surfaces, to prepare surfaces for painting or coating, or to create a desired texture for aesthetic purposes.

Q: How is the abrasive material selected for sandblasting?

A: The abrasive material is selected based on the type of surface being treated and the desired finish; for instance, glass beads create a smooth finish, while aluminum oxide provides a more aggressive surface cleaning.

Q: What are the typical pressure settings for a Sandblaster?

A: The typical pressure settings for a sandblaster range from 50 to 120 PSI (pounds per square inch), depending on the type of abrasive being used and the hardness of the surface.

Q: What industries commonly use Sandblasters?

A: Sandblasters are commonly used in industries such as automotive, construction, shipbuilding, aerospace, manufacturing, and art restoration for cleaning and surface preparation.

Q: Can a Sandblaster be used to remove paint?

A: Yes, a sandblaster is highly effective for removing paint from surfaces such as metal, wood, and concrete, leaving a clean, paint-free surface ready for refinishing.

Q: How is dust controlled during sandblasting?

A: Dust during sandblasting can be controlled by using wet sandblasting techniques, dust collection systems, or operating in enclosed blasting cabinets designed to contain the debris.

Q: What is the lifespan of a sandblasting nozzle?

A: The lifespan of a sandblasting nozzle depends on the type of abrasive material used and the frequency of operation, but nozzles typically last from 20 to 80 hours of blasting, with harder abrasives like aluminum oxide reducing nozzle life.

Q: What maintenance is required for a Sandblaster?

A: Maintenance for a sandblaster includes regular inspection and replacement of worn nozzles, cleaning or replacing air filters, checking hoses for abrasion or leaks, and ensuring the compressor is functioning properly.

Q: Can sandblasting damage surfaces?

A: Yes, sandblasting can damage surfaces if not performed properly, especially on delicate materials like wood, glass, or soft metals, where too much pressure or aggressive media can cause pitting or cracking.

Q: How long does a sandblasting project typically take?

A: The time it takes to complete a sandblasting project depends on the size of the surface, degree of corrosion or buildup, and the type of abrasive media used, but small to medium projects can be completed within a few hours to a day.

Q: What size compressor is needed for a Sandblaster?

A: The size of the compressor needed for a sandblaster depends on the CFM (cubic feet per minute) requirements of the blaster, with most sandblasters requiring a compressor that delivers between 5 to 25 CFM, depending on the size of the nozzle and pressure used.

Q: Can sandblasting be used on glass surfaces?

A: Yes, sandblasting can be used on glass surfaces for purposes such as frosting, engraving, or etching, but it requires careful control of pressure and media type to avoid cracking or breaking the glass.

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