Reliable Exhausting Blasting Machines

Blasting processes, including non-abrasive blasting, surface refinement, and shot peening, release various types of dust such as metal, aluminum, magnesium, and plastic particles. These dusts result from physical abrasion and must be reliably extracted and captured to meet both process-specific requirements and compliance with industrial and environmental regulations.

The combination of blasting media and blasting agents often produces complex dust mixtures.

Designing an effective extraction system requires careful consideration of several factors: the properties of the dust, applicable laws and standards, and the specific needs of the customer. Key variables include the volume of dust generated, whether the dust is combustible, explosive, harmful, organic or mineral-based, and whether it is dry or oily. The configuration of the blasting equipment itself also plays a critical role.

Additionally, it’s important to determine whether the handling and transport of blasting media will affect the extraction process.