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Standard sand blasting booth
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INFITECH blast booths are perfect solution to preparing your product to be painted. Paint and powder coating finishes are only as good as the part preparation. Blasting is a very effective method of removing mill scale and weld splatter while providing a surface profile promoting paint adhesion.
INFITECH blast booth can support with high productivity, high efficiency surface preparation and finishing facilities include defense, railroad, oil and gas, marine, truck and trailer, green energy and more.
STANDARD FEATURES PROVIDED IN INFITECH BLAST BOOTHS INCLUDE:
*12 gauge G90 galvanized steel cabin,
*3inch companion flanges seams with urethane dust tight seal,
*Heavy gauge structural ribs and stiffeners,
*Inlet and exhaust air media baffles,
| No. | Model | Demensions(L*W*H) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | IT-SSB-540 | 5x4x4m (16.4x13.1x13.1ft) |
| 2 | IT-SSB-650 | 6x5x4m (19.7x16.4x13.1ft) |
| 3 | IT-SSB-860 | 8x6x4m (26.2x19.7x13.1ft) |
| 4 | IT-SSB-1060 | 10x6x4m (32.8x19.7x13.1ft) |
| 5 | IT-SSB-1260 | 12x6x4m (39.4x19.7x13.1ft) |
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Benefits of a Sandblasting Booth/Sandblasting Room
By removing rust, old coatings, and other surface materials, blasting allows new coatings to better adhere to surfaces. Blast cleaning is environmentally friendly, eliminates chemical disposal costs, reduces toxic chemical exposure, and allows companies to schedule production regardless of the weather conditions, time of day, or other activities and processes occurring nearby. This versatile process can also allow for significant cost savings; in fact, one blast facility can pay for itself in just a year.
Sandblasting Room Preparation and Requirements
Abrasive blast systems depend on modern, well-designed blast rooms to ensure a confined, controlled, and clean environment for abrasive recycling. Whether removing an existing coating or prepping a surface for a new coating, optimal surface preparation with the use of air compressors is crucial.
Abrasive blasting rooms also have many sizing and material-preparation requirements. Some factors to be taken into consideration include the size and weight of the largest workpiece, the material handling method, the hours spent blasting, and the base materials. And, depending on the size of the largest workpiece, four to five feet must be added to the width and length of the room. The height of the room is also determined by the largest workpiece, but material handling plays a significant role in that aspect.
