Gentle yet Thorough Handling
Ideal for sensitive pieces that must not strike each other during processing.
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Designed for blasting products of mass production as well as those of minor series. Primarily, these machines are used for blasting grey cast iron, nodular cast iron, steel castings, and also aluminium castings, precise castings, forgings, and for deburring metal and non-metal products.
Ideal for sensitive pieces that must not strike each other during processing.
Rotating hook and oscillation ensure uniform blasting of all surfaces, even on complex geometries.
Built to operate continuously in the most demanding environments like foundries and forges.
Operates on a tact principle with adjustable shotblasting time. Trolley movement can be manual or power-driven.
For a complete overview of dimensions, power requirements, capacity, and other technical data, please download our comprehensive PDF datasheet.
Workpieces are hung individually or in clusters onto the rotating hook.
The trolley transports the load into the product (manual or automatic).
Inside, the hook rotates and oscillates under powerful turbine jets for complete coverage.
The trolley automatically exits the product after the cycle is complete.
“B” series shotblasting machines are designed for blasting products of mass production as well as those of minor series. Primarily, these machines are used for blasting grey cast iron, nodular cast iron, steel castings, and also aluminium castings, precise castings, forgings, and for deburring metal and non-metal products. Shotblasting machines of “B” series are produced in two basic variants, namely with a runner belt (R) and a steel belt (S).
Shotblasting machines of “B” type are called tumble belt because of the special shape of the belt that forms a loop in the shape of a tumble belt, whereto work pieces are loaded. Work pieces may be loaded into the machine manually or automatically with a skip in larger machines. During shotblasting, work pieces tumble continually in the loop formed by the belt under the jet of steel shot that is thrown by a turbine. After the blasting cycle is concluded, the belt turns in the opposite direction and work pieces are shot out of the machine.