If you are thinking of acquiring a Sandblasting / Shot Blasting machine, keep in mind the following tips so that your investment is correct:  

• Do a thorough analysis on the safety and quality of the equipment. When working with high pressures these two variables are decisive since any accident will result in extremely high human and economic costs.
• Evaluate the price of the equipment but also the operating costs and the risks due to poor quality. Do not get carried away only by the cheapest price and often leads to excessive costs and problems.
• Consider the versatility of the equipment for the use of different abrasives. Prioritize those sandblasting / blasting machines that guarantee you can use all kinds of abrasives without having to change parts for operation. In this way you will save time, costs and have great flexibility to adapt to different requirements.

Consider the following technical specifications when defining the purchase of a Sandblasting / Shot Blasting Machine:  

• The pressure tank must meet the design, manufacturing and testing requirements under standards ASME;
• Sandblasting / shot blasting hoses and nozzles must be of excellent quality and have adequate thicknesses;
• The dosing valve must be of high quality, as it is a component that wears out with use and it is highly recommended that the dosing valve It is suitable to use all kinds of abrasives

A key component to guarantee the safety of the process is that the Sandblasting / Shot Blasting Machine has a built-in remote control system (dead man) that allows cutting the abrasive stream automatically in case of any decision or eventuality.  

Advice

If you are interested in acquiring or modifying an equipment, we are at your disposal to answer all your questions and help you make the best decision, taking into account the needs of your company. At Cym Materiales SA we prioritize the quality and safety of equipment, guaranteeing the best results, reducing this way the operating costs and increasing the profitability of its production systems.  

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