What is Abrasive Blasting Cabinet?

An abrasive blasting Cabinet is a cabinet consisting of many components utilized for shot blasting the substrate surface. A shot blasting cabinet is known as an Abrasive blasting Cabinet. Abrasive blasting is a process in which blasting abrasives like Grits, Steel grit, Aluminum grit, Copper Grit, Steel Shots, Copper slag, Plastic abrasive, Cut wire, etc. That is utilized for blasting on the surface of the substrate. The cabinet eliminates the requirement for safety equipment because the cabinet protects the operator from the microparticles of abrasive. There is no difference between the Abrasive Blasting Cabinet, Grit Blasting Cabinet, Sand Blasting Cabinet, and Shot Blasting Cabinet. Cabinet differs only on behalf of Pressure, Wet& Suction Blasting Cabinet. Cabinet has a two-hole section where we can put hands into gloves for a blasting workpiece.

The cabinets for abrasive blasting are made of mild steel sheets. On both sides of the cabinet, there are hinged doors that open completely. Lips on the doors stop abrasives from spilling out of the cabinet. Rubber sheets are used to line the front and back of the cabinets' high-wear areas. The work surface is a piece of thick perforated steel sheet that is easily removable. To collect and recycle the abrasive, the bottom of the cabinet is shaped like a hopper.

Types of Abrasive Blasting Cabinet

Suction Blasting Cabinet: The Suction Blasting Cabinet delivers abrasives using the induction-suction principle. The Super Blaster guarantees uninterrupted operation and the blasting cycle. For light and medium-sized components that need to be cleaned or deburred to add a fine matte finish, it is advised. For heat treatment facilities, tool, dye, and mold manufacturers, as well as shot peening of light metal components, etc., a suction blasting cabinet is useful. Suction Blasting Cabinet includes a reclaimer to guarantee consistent cleaning and finishing throughout each and every operation. An automatic abrasive blasting cabinet that is integrated into the reclaimer makes this possible. Only clean and sized abrasives are transported to blast, ensuring a homogeneous finish, after the dust and debris have been separated.

Features of Suction Blasting Cabinet

• Suction Blasting Cabinet has significantly fewer moving parts and valves, making maintenance and troubleshooting easier.
• Because the suction abrasive blast gun's air demand is controlled by the abrasive air jet, which is almost half as big as the sand blasting nozzle diameter, less air and abrasive are consumed. 
• In a suction blasting cabinet, continuous blasting is possible because there is no need to constantly refill the hopper that holds the abrasive media.
• Costs for suction blast cabinets are lower.

Pressure Blasting Cabinet: A pressure blasting cabinet's operating principle is based on direct and high pressure, which is typically used for hard metals made of ferrous or nonferrous materials and for high productivity. It is primarily advised for quick cleaning and the removal of severe rust and corrosion. A pressure vessel with an automatic abrasive refilling system is directly bolted beneath the cabinet. To collect additional dust and smoke from the cabinet, a dust collector with the right rating and filters is also attached.

Features of Pressure Blasting Cabinet

• Strong Production - Cleaning a product surface 3–4 times faster is the pressure-fed blast cabinet's most important benefit.
• Better Cleaning Capability — A pressure blasting cabinet can clean items with more surface contamination because it uses more power to deliver media.
• Can be Used with Metallic Media – A pressure blast cabinet is typically advised when metallic media are required in a given application in order to achieve the desired surface profile.

Wet Blasting Cabinet: The concept of induction suction is also the foundation of the wet blasting cabinet. The fact that it can operate with abrasives with particle sizes as small as 5 microns or smaller is crucial. Typically, abrasives would be combined with water in this method, settle in the liquid, and then be used as slurry. The slurry, which is a mixture of water and abrasive media, is used for the entire operation in the wet blasting cabinet. High pressure is used to pump this slurry out of the nozzle's mouth. An internal valve located in the blasting chamber can regulate the amount of slurry. The main purposes of this operation, which is dust-free, are cleaning, descaling, and degreasing.

Features of Wet Blasting Cabinet

• The operator's view is provided by a full-width window that has a screen wiper and a washing station.
• Operation with a single footswitch is secure and makes machine control simple.
• The procedure doesn't involve any dust. lower the possibility of abrasive insertion.
• While slurry is being formed, fine abrasive media can be used.
• Because of the quick-release pump design, maintenance is simple.

Shot Blasting Cabinet Manufacturer in India

Micro blaster is a leading shot blasting cabinet manufacturer in India and also Manufacturer Best Large & Small Abrasive Blasting Cabinet, Sandblasting Cabinet, Shot Blasting Cabinet, Grit Blasting Cabinet, Suction Blasting Cabinet, Pressure Blasting Cabinet, Wet Blasting cabinet, Bench Top Sand Blasting Cabinet in India at a low price. ShotBlasting Cabinet is created according to the customer needs by Micro Blaster.

We have many abrasives to use for blasting the surface of the substrate. On the basis of shape, density, volume, size, surface behavior & Chemistry of abrasive. Micro blaster has several types of abrasive materials like Garnet Sand, Garnet Mesh, Ps Balls, Shots, Grits, Plastic abrasive, Aluminum oxide, Slag, Quartz Sand, and Silicon Carbide & Aluminum Silicate. That is used in this cabinet.