Methods Of Abrasive Blasting :

Induction – Suction Principle :
A partial vacuum created by high velocity airflow, draws the abrasive media form the storage hopper into the blast gun.

 

Direct Pressure Principle :
Abrasive pressured in a pressure vessel and imparted forcefully to the nozzle. The media attains high velocity and thus the blasting is intensive.

Suction Blasting Cabinet Model ‘KUS’

 Works on the induction – suction principle of abrasive blasting. A partial vacuum created by high velocity airflow, draws the abrasive media form the storage hopper into the blast gun.

Best suitable for blast cleaning, de-burring, de-scaling, removing thin deposits on soft metallic parts and de-flashing of plastic and molded components. It is also used to provide matt finish. The abrasives used are medium to fine grade size bs mesh 25 or finer. It is also used for stress relieving and shot peening for low medium preening intensity.

Three standard models are available namely, KUS – 60/60, KUS – 91/82, and KUS – 120/90. Custom built cabinet size with a provision of atomization are also available in order to suit individual customer requirements.


 

Pressure Blasting Cabinet Model ‘KUP’

Works on the direct – pressure principle of abrasive blasting. Abrasive pressured in a pressure vessel and imparted forcefully to the nozzle. The media attains high velocity and thus the blasting is intensive.
Abrasive particles acquire high velocity as compared to suction blasting, giving high production output. It is best recommended for removing thick and hard deposits, de-burring and de-flashing of hard metal parts using medium to coarse grain of abrasive particles. Shot preening and stress relieving are performed to medium and high peening intensity.

Three standard models are available namely, kup – 91/82, and kup – 120/90 and kup – 150/120. Custom built cabinet size with a provision of atomization are also available in order to suit individual customer requirements


Wet Blasting Cabinet Model ‘KUW’

 Works on the wet slurry induction principle of abrasive blasting. Water and abrasive slurry is sprayed through the blast
gun on the job for blast cleaning. The process is also called ‘wet blasting’ or liquid honing.

The equipment uses fine to super fine abrasive. It is used to remove thin deposits, scales, fine burrs from multi-tooth cutting tools, and for super finishing of machined surfaces without damaging the sharp edges and tolerances. The cabinet inside walls are zinc metallized to prevent the equipment against corrosion.

Three standard models are available namely, KUW – 60/60, KUW – 91/82, and
KUW – 120/90.




 
Abrasive Blasting Cabinets Standard Models :
 

Optional Accessories For Abrasive Blasting Cabinets

Tumble Basket :

Timer controlled motorized tumble basket is installed on the side door of the cabinet. It is used for automatic blast cleaning of smaller similar components in a suitable batches.

Tumble basket is available in two sizes. Length mm / dia. Mm / load capacity kg : 300/ 250 / 20 and 350 / 300 /25




Inside Turn Table :

Manual or motorized turn table is fixed on bearing inside the cabinet to impart job rotation.

Standard turn table dia. (mm) and load capacity (kg)
500 / 50, 600 / 50 and 700 / 60







Work Car With Turn Table And Mounted Track Extension :

Track extension is provided inside and outside the cabinet for work car movement. The work car is fitted with manual turn table so that job is loaded and unloaded outside the cabinet.

 

Car with water wash pan :      (for Wet Blasting Cabinets Only)

Wet blasted components needs rinsing. Thus water wash pan is fixed outside the cabinet with splash system outside the cabinet.
Water wash pan length approximately 1500 mm.

 Work car length 500 mm, 600mm and 700 mm.
Standard turn table dia. (mm) and load capacity (kg)
500 / 50, 600 / 50 and 700 / 60