Australian Made Blast Rooms
Airblast Blastrooms are engineered to deliver the highest standards of surface preparation, making them an essential component for industries requiring meticulous and efficient blasting processes. Designed with cutting-edge technology and user-friendly features, these blastrooms ensure exceptional performance, safety, and durability.
Advanced Ventilation System
Airblast Blastrooms come equipped with a state-of-the-art ventilation system that effectively manages dust and abrasive particles. This ensures a clean and safe working environment, reducing the risk of respiratory issues and maintaining visibility for operators.
Robust Construction
Constructed from high-quality, durable materials, Airblast Blastrooms are built to withstand the rigours of heavy-duty blasting operations. The interior surfaces are lined with wear-resistant materials, ensuring longevity and reducing maintenance costs.
Superior Lighting and Soundproofing
Excellent lighting within the blastroom ensures that operators can see clearly, enhancing precision and reducing errors. Soundproofing features significantly reduce noise levels, providing a more comfortable and less stressful working environment.
Customisable Design
Airblast Blastrooms are available in various sizes and configurations to meet the specific needs of different industries and applications. Whether you require a compact unit for smaller components or a large room for oversized workpieces, Airblast can provide a solution tailored to your requirements.
Contact the Surface Preparation Experts
For reliable and innovative surface preparation solutions, contact Airblast Australia at 1300 247 111. Our expert team is ready to assist with all your blasting, coating, and air treatment needs.
Whether you require equipment recommendations, technical support, or service inquiries, we’re here to provide prompt and professional assistance. Call us today to discover how Airblast Australia’s cutting-edge technology and comprehensive product range can enhance your operations and deliver exceptional results.
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Blast Rooms - Custom Built
Each Airblast Blast Room is tailor made for the specific requirement of each individual customer – your operational demands are unique, why should you compromise with a standard solution?
Each blast room element is engineered to be in balance with the other elements – this ensures that the flow of products, the flow of abrasive, and the flow of dust is smooth and uniform.
After a thorough investigation and analysis of the objectives and goals of the blast room our team of engineers draw upon years of experience and an extensive installed base of blast rooms in operation around the world to ensure that the Airblast Blast Room proposal satisfies all of the criteria as well as allowing opportunities for future development.
Efficient Media Recovery System
An integrated media recovery system ensures that abrasive materials are efficiently collected and recycled, reducing waste and operational costs. This system also minimises downtime, keeping productivity high.
Enhanced Safety Features
Safety is a paramount concern in the design of Airblast Blastrooms. Features such as emergency stop buttons, fail-safe door interlocks, and comprehensive operator training programs ensure that safety standards are met and exceeded.
User-Friendly Operation
The intuitive control systems and easy-to-use interfaces make operating the blastroom straightforward and efficient. Operators can quickly adjust settings to optimise blasting conditions, improving overall efficiency and output quality.
For additional flexibility Airblast can provide a combined blast and paint room: once the blasting is completed and the abrasive recovered a separate paint extraction system is activated and painting of the product can begin. The reduced product handling provides additional quality control benefi ts as well as cost savings.
Airblast has an extensive reference list of installed blast rooms around the world working with companies such as Keppel Fells Singapore, Gdansk Shipyard in Poland, Zamil Steel in Saudi Arabia and many others.
Each Airblast Blast Room is engineered to the highest quality standards and is supplied with region specific certification. The key elements and processes in a blast room are detailed below:
Abrasive Management
After impacting the substrate abrasive falls to the floor and through the grating into the recovery system, or remains of the fl oor to be manually moved into the recovery system in the case of sweeping pit, cross conveyor, U & H shape recovery systems. The abrasive is guided onto the recovery system by a V-hopper section designed to ensure that overload is impossible. Airblast scrapper and conveyor recovery systems both utilse totally enclosed, sealed for life, maintenance free motors. The recovery system transports the abrasive to the bucket elevator (which utilizes Columbus buckets to ensure that overload is impossible) which delivers the abrasive into the cascade cleaning system with double air wash and vibrating screen abrasive classifi cation. From the cascade cleaner the abrasive is deposited in a silo ready for return to the blast pot and reuse.
Airblast has an extensive reference list of installed blast rooms around the world working with companies such as Keppel Fells Singapore, Gdansk Shipyard in Poland, Zamil Steel in Saudi Arabia and many others.
Each Airblast Blast Room is engineered to the highest quality standards and is supplied with region specific certification. The key elements and processes in a blast room are detailed below:
Dust Management
Dust laden air is extracted from the room through wall mounted ducts and enters the inlet plenum of the collector where heavy particles fall immediately into the hopper. As the air flows through the filter cartridges dust is deposited on the outside of the filtering media. Solenoid valves introduce jets of high-pressure air into each pair of cartridges alternately – the resulting reverse airflow cleans the filter cartridges. Dust removed from the filter surface settles into the hopper. As each pair of filter cartridges is cleaned in succession the operation is uninterrupted. Air inlet grids return 80% – 90% of the air back into the blast room, this is critical especially in climate controlled blast rooms.
Airblast has an extensive reference list of installed blast rooms around the world working with companies such as Keppel Fells Singapore, Gdansk Shipyard in Poland, Zamil Steel in Saudi Arabia and many others.
Each Airblast Blast Room is engineered to the highest quality standards and is supplied with region specific certification. The key elements and processes in a blast room are detailed below:
Electrical Panel
The Electrical Panel is the central point from which each of the elements of the blast room can be controlled and monitored. Preloaded start up and shut down sequence programs ensure ease of use and the inclusion of the Star-triangle starter guards against electric overload.
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