Sand Blasting Room Sand Blasting Room Painting Booth / Sand Blasting Room

Sand Blast Room are mainly composed of blast room enclosure, guide rail and trolley, blasting media recovery system, ventilation dust collecting system, compressed air supply system, blasting system, lighting system and electric control system.Bestech's air blast room eliminates many of the environmental problems and costs associated with chemical stripping you don't have to manage or dispose of hazardous liquids.An Bestech sand blast room provides even greater potential for improving safety and reducing operating costs when you're cleaning, finishing or surface-profiling large work pieces. With the process contained in a specially designed enclosure, blast media and debris are isolated from external environment. And the operator, equipped with Bestech safety gear, is fully protected.Abrasive transportation is another distinct advantage in the machine design. As well as the proven Scraper conveyor floor with its small installation depth, Bestech has extensive experience in screw conveyors and vibratory rows for abrasive transportation.There is a choice between installation without foundation and low construction height or installation in an extremely flat foundation with low foundation costs.Sand Blast Room is used for big components or components where automatic blasting would be too expensive. In combination with nozzle manipulators installed in the blastroom, surfaces can be automatically processed and areas that are hard to access can be blasted manually. Thus, the flexibility is maintained whilst reducing the number of blasters needed.Key Benefits and Features of Blast RoomsBestech's blast rooms equip with automatic abrasive recovery system, and all kinds of economic types like floor trough type, sweep/shovel chute type, H type and U type are available.Recovery system includes Abrasive Air Wash Mode.The dust collecting system adopt pulse-jet cartridge type dust collector.The cargo door and human door are equipped with door interlock.Bestech's blast rooms adopt long lifespan LED light with integrated chip.Bestech's sand blast room systems also include blast hose and variety of sized venturi blast nozzleBestech's blast tank are hydrostatically tested to operate at a pressure of 8 Bar (each blasting tank have their own certificates in accordance with GB 150.1-150.4-2011 and the only product coding).Applications of Blast RoomsSurface Preparation: Beams, metal sheets, pipes/tubes, slabs, big welding constructionsSmoothing: Pickled or eroded surfaces, machining lines, etc.Decorative Blasting: Light metals, stainless steel, copper, brass, etc.Peening: Parts exposed to high stress, torsion bars, etc.De-burring: Flame cut, sawed and stamped partsSand Blast RoomsBlast Rooms are mainly composed of blast room enclosure, guide rail and trolley, blasting media recovery system, ventilation dust collecting system, compressed air supply system, blasting system, lighting system and electric control system.Bestech's blast rooms eliminates many of the environmental problems and costs associated with chemical stripping you don't have to manage or dispose of hazardous liquids.An Bestech blast room provides even greater potential for improving safety and reducing operating costs when you're cleaning, finishing or surface-profiling large work pieces. With the process contained in a specially designed enclosure, blast media and debris are isolated from external environment. And the operator, equipped with Bestech safety gear, is fully protected.With an Bestech blast room, you can select from a range of proven components for media recovery and reclamation. In addition, we offer many accessories and options designed to maximize productivity in the context of different working environments.In other words, a room consisting of standard Bestech components will meet most application requirements economically.Scraper Media Recovery Floor  The most specified product in our range. This scraper floor has many features that separate it from those offered by our competitors. The scrapers comprise of a natural rubber flap set against a steel comb, multiples of which are set in 3m long frames. This assembly is then adjoined to others to form a corridor running the length of the blast booth. Available in six standard widths, each corridor moves in a reciprocating back and forth motion. Because the distance between the scrapers is less than the distance of travel, each scraper moves abrasive forward, as the rubber flap in this direction is locked against the steel comb behind it, to the next (A) in a shunting motion. On the reverse stroke the rubber scraper blade, unhindered in this direction by the steel comb, is free to pass over the previous scrappers deposit of abrasive (B). The abrasive is pushed forward to a final corridor positioned at right angles to the booth where it conveys the abrasive to an elevator and is recycled.   The depth of the recovery channel is only 130mm ensuring that in many instances, ie. Those where objects being ta