Shot Blasting Room

A blast room is a controlled, enclosed space designed for blasting operations. It uses abrasive media to remove coatings, clean, prepare surfaces, or create desired textures. Blast rooms can handle large workpieces or multiple smaller items, enabling efficient and effective blasting on a larger scale

Types of Blast Room System: Multiclone Blast Room System: Recycles lighter particles efficiently, supports environmental sustainability. Airless Blast Room System: Facilitates online blast cleaning, efficient media reclaiming, dust-free environment. Acoustic Cum Blast Room System: Mitigates sound levels with acoustic panels, maintains a safe working environment. Hybrid Robotic Blast Enclosure System: For shot peening large aircraft structures, incorporates automation for efficient operations. Container Blast Room System: Repurposes steel containers into blast rooms, equipped with media reclaiming systems and dust collection.

Accessories:

• Walls and Ceiling: Sturdy walls and ceiling made of steel or concrete withstand the impact of abrasive media and provide containment for the blasting process.
• Doors: Entry and exit doors seal tightly to prevent media and dust from escaping and ensure operator safety.
• Recovery System: Collects and recycles abrasive media for reduced waste and efficient use
• Lighting and Ventilation: Incorporates proper lighting and ventilation for visibility and a safe working environment.
• Viewing Windows: Reinforced glass or polycarbonate windows allow observation of the blasting process without compromising safety or containment.
• Floor: Durable and abrasive-resistant floor facilitates easy cleanup of spent abrasive and debris.
• Blast Pot: Stores and distributes abrasive media for blasting.
• Trolley: Manual push/pull or motorized winching type trolleys for ease of