150 psi!! Out of the way! Real man at work ;) Have a blast Matt and thank you for the comment.

Am starting a blasting job also, I used to the Small cabinet blasters though but I know I with on the job training I'll get used to the big blasters.

Thanks TMB! We must say you have pretty cool videos too! Especially the one with the rap song signing about what you are doing :) Feel free to Subscribe to our channel if you haven't already. We have some other cool stuff ongoing.

@@ISTSurface Thanks! I have sub'd and look forward to see your new stuff. Now, Get Out There & Blast !!!

Welcome in the family SSJ Rose! By curiosity, which respirator are you currently using? The RPB Nova 3 is designed in a way that the center of gravity is located in the middle of your head. It is (according to the comments we receive from our end users) the most comfortable sandblasting helmet you can rely on in the market today. It is in promotion right now with a free C40 Climate control device. Check out the promotion details at www.rpbsafety.com/industrial/free-c40 or contact your local dealer for more info. You deserve what's best for your health and comfort. ;)

Please I need more light on blasting I need a mentor

SSJ ROSE, how do you like it so far? I’m starting next week as a blaster, using steel shot on giant tanks too. Is it a good workout at least? Stay safe!!

@@mattarchey9062 so how you like it? Everything going alraight?

Hello Wretched Slippage, woah! this is hard work! Best believe you are now a very strong man💪 We feel so sorry when we hear or see stories like that. There are so many media recovery system options available. Some are very cheap to implement. The manual labor should never be one. Toast to all the hard workers who are working their 'hose' off to earn their paycheck 😉

Shaker floor under grated with bucket lift😂

Thanks MTS! Glad you enjoyed :)

Hi Astaroth, thanks for your comment. We totally hear you! We did something similar for blasters who use 2" ID blast hose. Very heavy equipment to carry! We mounted the blast hose and air breathing lines to the roof of the blast booth, so the weight is held by the roof structure rather than on the operators' back. Not so convenient for the blast hose because it was prematurely wearing out on the curves, but very efficient for the air lines that were never on the way nor exposed to the blast stream. You should definitely consider something like that. If you need our help, feel free to send an email to info@istsurface.com with pictures of your blasting facility and your requirements (how many blasters, approx. length between the point of attachment where the filter is located and the blasters' helmet considering traveling the wall and the roof, etc.).

Don't shoot your hose

Hello Mike, Thanks for your request. We also manufacture blast cabinets. They come in several sizes or you can even customize your own. I would suggest you send us a request through info@istsurface.com with as much details as possible on your applications (parts sizes and materials, abrasive media to use, pressure or suction delivery system, objective of the blasting process, etc.) and from there we can propose the right system for your needs.

Umm that's a pretty open question. Here is a non-exhausted list of factors to take into consideration. Parts dimensions and weight is the number one criteria to help you size the booth. Then, how are you going to bring the parts in and out the room (lift truck?)? Do you want to recover your abrasive media (hope the answer is yes!)? What type of abrasive media? Can you excavate your floor to integrate the recovery system in-ground? Does your process produce combustible dust (most of the time, the dust collector needs to be installed outside the building for that reason)? What's your budget? How long do you plan on blasting before you run out of media and need to refill the pot? How frequently do you want to clean the floor and recover your media? And the list goes on.

Hello John, you can get it from us :) To get a quote, please send an email to info@istsurface.com. The product number is 617500. Visit our eStore for more details on this product: store.istsurface.com/blast-light/led-sandblast-light-617500. Thank you.

Hello Cassie, good idea! Most likely some custom made frame our customer designed for its parts! Manufacturing companies are very creative when it comes to finding a solution ;)

Hi JR Walters. In this video, it is dry sandblasting. We do manufacture wet blasting cabinets too, but not vapor blasters that is not self-contained. Note that, with vapor blasting, it is technically impossible to recover and reuse abrasive media as it mixes with dust and contaminants and, more importantly, water which makes it incompatible with most reclaiming systems. So, these systems usually use disposable abrasive media making them a generally more costly process (unless required to control dust in an outdoor, controlled job site, for instance).

Hi, it depends on many factors. The size of the room, the chosen options, etc. The easiest would be to contact us at info@istsurface.com and one of our product experts can get you a quote that will meet your needs

C'est parce que l'habit est neuf. Une fois usé et empoussiéré, la différence est à peine palpable ;)

@@ISTSurface alors ce sera pas drôle pour les daltoniens :-)

:D

@@ISTSurface qui est le celui qui me répond comme çà! :-D

xD They are definitely not designed for fashion shows!

Thanks for your comment Dragos. You are right, we advise against the use of silica sand in our blast booths. Not only this media produces a lot of dust, but it is also harmful for workers' air quality (free silica causes cancer and several lung diseases). And since it turns into dust upon the first impact, it is an inefficient and expensive media to use, especially for indoor blasting facilities.

Hello OnesoftGaming! Please send your request to info@istsurface.com or call (877) 629-8202 and one of our Technical Representatives will get in touch for either a budgetary pricing or a formal quote for your project. There are so many different different configurations available, it is impossible to come up with a price without knowing a bit more on your project's objectives and constraints. Looking forward for your request :)

Hola AMI! Tenemos distribuidores quien te puede ayudar en español. Por favor, escribeme @ info@istsurface.com

Chad - The cost of such booth varies substantially based on its size (which also determines the dust collector size and power) and the choice of a media recovery system (mechanical vs pneumatic, floor hoppers layout: full floor, partial floor or sweep-chute). Small blast room using moderately light abrasive media is quite affordable as opposed to what we think. In most cases, the return on investment is quicker than we could imagine. We can provide you an estimate for your application if you need further information ;)

@@ISTSurface In other words yes it's expensive but if you do enough sandblasting it may be worth the high cost.

@@phillhuddleston9445 That's right! We have solutions for all budgets and we can help you determine what your return on investment could be. One thing is sure, the investment in a proper surface preparation prior to apply a coating will ALWAYS outperform the cost of a coating failure where surface preparation was neglected.