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Used blasters in Canada

  • Eco-quip 2 EQs Graco vapor

    Eco-quip 2 EQs Graco vapor abrasive media blaster

    • Manufacturer: Graco

    Brand new, Eco-quip 2 EQs media blaster with 0 hrs. 90 percent less dust and 40 - 50 percent less media and cleanup than dry sand blasters. Can blast heavy duty jobs as well as light duty just by adjusting air pr...

    $21,000 USD
    Port Hood, Canada
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    Kelco K124 Sand Blaster

    Kelco K124 Sand Blaster

      KTM Nozzle 1/2 in. Hole 502 CFM with 1/2 in. Nozzle Hole Approx. 20 ft. of 175 PSI x 1 5/8 ID Blast Hose Mounted in 8 Rubber Wheels

      British Columbia, Canada
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      Mod-U-Blast 160 Gallon "MEGA BLAST"

      Mod-U-Blast 160 Gallon "MEGA BLAST" sand blasting setup.

        Mod-U-Blast 160 Gallon "MEGA BLAST" sand blasting setup. This machine will allow for serious blasting production. Trailer mounted, hoses and tips are included as can be seen in the pictures. This is a 2008 mac...

        Calgary, 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.