A dry abrasive jet removes from metal what neither water nor solvent can touch: rust, scale, old paint and carbon. It also prepares the surface for painting — after blasting, coatings hold far better than on smooth metal. The work is done in an enclosed cabinet with extraction and abrasive recovery.

There are two models in the catalog: the KSP StormyBLAST A1000 with a 100 kg load and a 70 l tank, and the KSP StormyBLAST A1300 with a 90 l tank. The type and grade of abrasive are matched to the metal and the finish required: steel and aluminium need different ones.

If dust in the shop is unacceptable or the part is thin, a wet blasting unit is the better choice. Oil and coolant are not removed with abrasive — that is what the cabinet washers are for. How to compare washing equipment is covered on the washing machines.

Questions and answers

Which abrasive should be used?

It depends on the metal and the job: steel takes a harder abrasive, while aluminium and thin parts need a softer, finer one so the surface is not deformed. The type, grade and consumption are agreed for your part.

What does the shop need besides the cabinet?

Compressed air of the right capacity and extraction with a filter: blasting dust is fine and harmful. That is part of the project rather than an optional extra.

Not sure which model fits?

Send your part parameters — we'll select and quote.

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