Model 1028 holds 1/2 cubic foot of abrasive providing approximately 15 minutes of blasting at 80 psi with a No. 3 (3/16-inch) nozzle.

Model 1042 holds 1 cubic foot of abrasive providing approximately 15 minutes of blasting at 80 psi with a No. 4 (1/4-inch) nozzle.

Requirements for Operation

These items are required but not included with this equipment:

Clean, dry, compressed air of sufficient volume to maintain desired pressure at the nozzle. Refer to Air Consumption Chart in Blast Off 2 booklet (publication stock no. 09294).

Minimum 12 cfm at 50 psi needed to close the pop-up valve and pressurize the blast machine.

OSHA-required remote control system that interrupts blasting if operator should lose control of the nozzle when blast machine is pressurized.

NIOSH-approved, type CE, supplied-air respirator.

Grade D breathing-air supply as defined by Compressed Gas Association Commodity Specification: G-7.1 (Refer to www.cganet.com).

Abrasive blast media specifically marketed for abrasive blasting and appropriate for your application.

Appropriate blast suit, work boots, hearing and eye protection.

Description of Operation

The operator controls blasting from a remote control handle at the nozzle. Pressing the handle starts blasting; releasing it stops blasting. The blast machine contains abrasive and meters it into the compressed air stream.

Advantages

One-man portable industrial-quality blast machines manufactured to ASME code.

Industrial-quality valves, piping and fittings designed to maximize air flow and minimize energy required to operate the system.

MSV abrasive metering valve maintains smooth, consistent, adjustable media flow.

Approvals and Certifications

Blast machine pressure vessel built to American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) specifications for 125-psi working pressure. Vessel is hydrostatically tested and National Board-certified.

Remote control system complies with OSHA regulation 1910.244 (b).