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With a blasting cabinet you can blast a part under high pressure. Blasting surfaces is a technique in which the part is “sanded”. This by using abrasive.
With a blasting gun you “shoot” the abrasive on the part. In this way the part is cleaned. Because the abrasive is collected, it can be reused again.
The Laborex injection bast cabinets and pressure blasting cabinets are standard equipped with a continuous circulation system for the blasting grit and a sophisticated automatic dedusting/blasting system with high efficiency, consisting of an extraction system with filter cartridges.
We would like to invite you to come and test our blast cabinets in our showroom. This is completely free and without obligation. Make your appointment now.
Our standard blasting cabinets are designed for manual blasting of all kinds of parts. The parts to be blasted are placed one by one in the blasting cabinet, where they are blasted manually.
Depending on the size of the part, we have different models of blasting cabinets in our range.
The Laborex blasting cabinets ensure the dust-free and environmentally friendly removal of surface rust and contaminants.
The choice of the ideal blasting cabinet depends on the type of material, dimensions, contamination and the desired processing of the part you want to blast.
The blasting requirements must also be taken into account, what result you expect and how often or for how long the blasting will take place.
We have two standard versions in our range:
In addition to our range of vacuum and pressure blast cabinets, we also have the ability to manufacture custom-made blast cabinets, for example: automatic blast cabinets that can be used in production lines to increase productivity.
Another essential difference between the two blasting methods is that the blasting speed of a pressure blasting cabinet is 5 to 10 times higher than that of an injector blasting cabinet.
Injection or vacuum blasting is blasting with lower capacity.
Pressure blasting is high capacity blasting.
The abrasive is fed to the blast gun where the abrasive is “shot” on the part by compressed air. By blasting, a part can be cleaned more precisely and locally.
The abrasive is completely recycled. The blasting media that has become too small is separated from the blasting grit that is still to be used and the dust that arises is extracted and filtered by the dedusting system.
In addition to a blasting gun, our blasting cabinets are also equipped with a blow-off gun to remove dust from the blasted parts.
We have two standard versions in our range: