Vacuum Abrasive Recovery Equipment
A vacuum recovery system for recovering, screening and continuously feeding blasting consumables.
Lower Operating Costs Through Abrasive Recovery
Efficiently recovering the abrasive material used in blasting (steel shot, cut wire, aluminum oxide, etc.) both lowers consumable costs and reduces the amount of waste generated. Our vacuum abrasive recovery equipment vacuums the abrasive that falls to the cabin floor, passes it through a screening unit to separate broken and unusable grains, and continuously feeds the clean abrasive back into the blasting line.
Designed to work in integration with drum-type and hanger-type blasting machines, our systems deliver uninterrupted production and low operating costs.
- Automatic recovery of abrasive material
- Separation of broken grains with an integrated screening unit
- Continuous, automatic feeding
- Significant savings in consumable material costs
- Compatibility with drum-type and hanger-type systems
- Can be used together with a dust filtration unit
Capacity and Performance
| Vacuum Capacity | Sized according to blasting line flow rate |
|---|---|
| Screening System | Grain separation via an integrated screening unit |
| Compatible Abrasives | Steel shot, cut steel wire, aluminum oxide |
| Feeding | Automatic and continuous |
| Integration | Drum-type / hanger-type blasting machines, dust filtration unit |
About the Vacuum Abrasive Recovery Equipment
What does the vacuum recovery system do?
It vacuums the abrasive used during blasting from the cabin floor, screens it and makes it reusable, significantly reducing consumable material costs.
Which abrasive types does it work with?
It can be designed to work with different abrasive types such as steel shot, cut steel wire, and aluminum oxide.
Does the screening system separate broken grains?
Yes, the integrated screening unit separates broken and excessively worn grains, ensuring only usable abrasive returns to the line.
Is it compatible with drum-type and hanger-type blasting machines?
Yes, it is designed to be integrated with both drum-type and hanger-type blasting systems.
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