Blast Pot

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  Guyson Corporation of U.S.A.
  MULTI-TASKING ROBOTIC BLAST SYSTEM
  by overhead crane and bolted to the table in less than thirty minutes. For ID surface preparation in the roller blasting mode of operation, the component is rotated at controlled and adjustable speed, while a lance with an angled pressure-blast nozzle enters the bore of the part, advanced in programmed increments by a linear ball screw / ball nut actuator. The OD of the component can be simultaneously grit-blasted by the robotically manipulated blast nozzle. Two blast pots, each feeding two... (read more)
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  Guyson Corporation of U.S.A.
  ROBOTIC BLAST SYSTEM FOR COATING WORK CELLS
  classifier that feeds only grit of the specified size to the pressure pot. The blast pressure is electronically monitored and automatically regulated by closed-loop control to keep it from wandering off the value assigned in the process recipe associated with the component. Blasting grit flow to the blast nozzle is also monitored. Electronic level sensors detect when the amount of blast media is beginning to get low, and new grit is automatically added well before a shortage could compromise... (read more)
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  Guyson Corporation of U.S.A.
  RB-72 ROBOTIC GRIT-BLAST SYSTEM
  are provided to allow operator access to the blast enclosure. Alternatively, the Model RB-72 can be supplied with a track extension and powered transfer cart to permit unrestricted overhead access. The robotic grit-blast machine is supplied with a dual-chambered, continuous-blasting pressure vessel that holds 8 cubic feet of media and a grit storage hopper that holds a reserve supply of 3 cubic feet. When electronic probes in the pressure pot detect a low media level, fresh blasting grit... (read more)
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  Guyson Corporation of U.S.A.
  SMALL-FOOTPRINT ROTARY INDEXING I.D. BLAST SYSTEM
  of the specified size to the pressure pot. The Allen-Bradley programmable logic controller (PLC) of the rotary spindle blast machine is capable of storing and recalling blast process recipes for many different components. In addition to dimensional data for a variety of parts, such as bore diameter and component length, from which the traversing motion of the nozzle and rotation rate based on surface speed are derived, the programmed recipe stored in the PLC can include the blast pressure... (read more)
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  LS Industries
  ID Pipe Shot Blaster
  The LS ID Pipe Blaster blast cleans the interior surfaces of pipe and is capable of cleaning pipe diameters from 1/8 inch to 8 foot. The LS blast unit incorporates air blast technology or impeller shot blasting to clean pipes. IDPB224 Pictured for cleaning 2 inch to 24 inch pipe. (read more). Construction: Welded tube and structural steel. Weight capacity determines the final construction and material handling design. Air Blast Systems: Consists of a large capacity pressure pot combined... (read more)
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  Guyson Corporation of U.S.A.
  DUAL STATION SHOT BLASTING CABINET
  gloves are provided .  . Stainless steel shot is collected at the base of the blast cabinet and pneumatically conveyed up to a cyclone media reclaimer that separates dust and fines before feeding reusable shot to the system ’s 3.5 cubic foot capacity pressure vessel. The pressure pot automatically recharges with fresh shot whenever both foot pedals are released. Two metering valves are located at the bottom of the pressure vessel to enable control of the shot flow to each... (read more)
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  Progressive Surface
  For Grit Blasting Aero Turbine Engine Blades
  Aero Engine Multi Robot Cleaning Cell. This system is designed to grit blast aero turbine engine blades prior to coating operations. Racked parts are conveyed into the load station where an ABB IRB-2400 robot picks the part and inserts it into the blast system. Inside the blast cabinet, a second ABB robot manipulates a direct pressure blast nozzle to target all key surfaces. A Shotmeter particle velocity sensor is used to check the blast stream velocity to ensure consistent process. System... (read more)
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