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Used shot blast

  • 2010 BLASTPRO BP9

    2010 BLASTPRO BP9

    • used

    • Manufacturer: BlastPro MFG

    2010 BlastPro BP9 Shot Blaster w/Vac & Magnet. Affordable, portable, lightweight shot blaster used for removing epoxies and preparing smaller concrete surfaces prior to application of paint or coatings. Manual tr...

    $2,995 USD
    Williamsport, PA
  • Wear Resistance Anti Aging Shotcrete

    Wear Resistance Anti Aging Shotcrete Machine Rubber Cavity

    • new

    • Manufacturer: Keming

    The Material Cavity Of New Gunite Spare Parts Spray Accessories Steel Features: The material cavity of the shot blasting machine is rubber. Each shot blaster needs to be equipped with 10 chambers. Made with uniqu...

    Henan, China

Overview

Shotcrete machines are specialized equipment used for the application of concrete through a high-pressure hose. These machines are essential in construction projects like tunneling, mining, and slope stabilization, where precise and controlled spraying of concrete is required. They can handle both wet and dry mixes, making them versatile for various construction needs.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used shotcrete machine?

Check the machine's working condition, age, and any previous maintenance records. Ensure that the hose and pump are in good condition and that the machine can handle the type of shotcrete (wet or dry) you plan to use.

How do I ensure the shotcrete machine is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable heavy machinery transport service. Make sure the machine is properly secured and protected during transit to prevent damage.

What is the maintenance schedule for a shotcrete machine?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting and cleaning the hose, pump, and nozzle, as well as checking the hydraulic system and electrical components. Follow the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance intervals.