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High-pressure blasting system built for deep cleaning, rust removal, scale stripping, and coating preparation. Robust design delivers faster blasting speed, reliable operation, and efficient handling of heavy industrial components.
The Air-Operated Shot Blasting Cabinet – Pressure Type is a high-performance pressure-type shot blasting machine designed for demanding surface preparation applications that require faster cleaning rates, deeper blasting impact, and higher productivity. In this system, abrasive media is stored inside a pressure vessel and propelled at high velocity using compressed air for aggressive and consistent blasting performance.
Compared to suction systems, this pressure-type sand blasting machine delivers superior cleaning efficiency and is ideal for processing larger components, heavily corroded surfaces, thick scale, and difficult contaminants. It is widely used where dependable heavy-duty blasting is required for industrial cleaning and coating preparation.
Smart Process Overview
In the pressure-type shot blasting machine, abrasive media are filled into a blast pressure vessel. Once the vessel is pressurized with compressed air, the abrasive mixes with the air stream and flows through the blast hose to the blasting nozzle. The high-velocity abrasive stream strikes the component surface to remove rust, scale, old coatings, and surface contaminants.
After impact, abrasive and dust fall to the floor or the recovery system. Dust is extracted through the integrated dust collector system, while reusable abrasive can be recycled for continuous blasting operations. This process ensures consistent blasting pressure, faster cleaning, and superior surface preparation quality.
Built With Precision Components
Pressure Vessel (Blast Pot)
Heavy-duty pressure-rated vessel designed to store and pressurize abrasive media for high-speed blasting.
Abrasive Metering Valve
Precision control valve used to regulate abrasive flow into the air stream for consistent blasting performance.
Blast Hose
Heavy-duty anti-static rubber hose designed to withstand abrasive flow and high pressure.
Blasting Nozzle
Tungsten carbide or boron carbide nozzle for long service life and efficient abrasive acceleration.
Remote Control System
Deadman handle remote control system for safe operation and immediate blasting shutdown.
Air Filter and Moisture Separator
Removes moisture and contaminants from compressed air to maintain smooth abrasive flow.
Dust Collection System
A cyclone separator or bag filter dust collector to maintain cleaner working conditions.
Engineered Output Parameters
| Machine Type | Pressure Type Abrasive Blasting Machine |
|---|---|
| Vessel Capacity | 100 – 300 Liters (customizable) |
| Working Pressure | 5 – 8 bar |
| Air Consumption | 150 – 600 CFM (depending on nozzle size) |
| Nozzle Size | 6 – 12 mm |
| Abrasive Type | Garnet, Aluminium Oxide, Steel Grit, Steel Shot |
| Hose Length | 10 – 20 meters |
| Control System | Remote Deadman Control |
| Electrical Requirement | Optional (for dust collector / recovery system) |
Explore a wide range of industries where shot blasting plays a critical role in improving surface quality, durability, and production efficiency. From automotive and foundry to fabrication and heavy engineering, Jinil's solutions are designed to meet diverse application needs, ensuring reliable surface preparation, consistent finishing, and optimized performance across demanding industrial environments.
Complete Support Portfolio
The Air-Operated Shot Blasting Cabinet – Pressure Type is suitable for heavy-duty cleaning and blasting applications
Heavy rust removal
Surface preparation before painting or coating
Structural steel cleaning
Ship hull maintenance
Pressure vessel surface preparation
Pipe external blasting
Foundry casting cleaning
Bridge and tank maintenance
Operational Performance Benefits
The pressure-type shot blasting machine offers several benefits for industrial users requiring stronger blasting performance.
Enclosed blasting room with a recovery system that collects, cleans, and reuses abrasive media for efficient operations.
Separates reusable abrasive from dust and broken particles to maintain cleaner media and better blasting performance.
Supports and positions the blasting nozzle for controlled movement, reducing operator fatigue during long operations.
Removes moisture from compressed air supply to ensure smooth abrasive flow and consistent blasting quality.
Extracts dust and fine particles during blasting to maintain cleaner air and better visibility.
Protective operator suit with fresh air supply for safer and more comfortable blasting operations.
Mobile recovery unit that collects and reuses spent abrasive media for cost-effective field blasting work.
An Air-Operated Shot Blasting Cabinet – Pressure Type is a blasting system that uses compressed air and a pressurized vessel to propel abrasive media for cleaning, rust removal, and surface preparation.
Pressure blasting offers higher blasting force, faster cleaning speed, and deeper cleaning capability, while suction blasting is generally used for lighter-duty applications.
It is used for heavy rust removal, coating removal, structural steel cleaning, pipe blasting, ship maintenance, and industrial surface preparation before painting.
Industries such as shipyards, oil & gas, structural steel, fabrication, power plants, and heavy engineering commonly use these machines.
Yes, the machine is designed for aggressive blasting and performs effectively on heavily corroded, scaled, or coated surfaces.
Common abrasives include steel grit, garnet, aluminum oxide, chilled iron grit, and other suitable blasting media.
Yes, many pressure-type sand blasting machines are portable and suitable for workshop or on-site maintenance applications.
The integrated dust collector removes airborne dust and broken abrasive particles, helping improve visibility, cleanliness, and operator safety during operation.