High quality/High cost performance Electric Sandblaster High quality/High cost performance Vertical Sandblast Cabinet

Product Overview

Wet blasting vs Dry blasting cabinet

Dry Blasting :

Dry blasting uses compressed air to propel abrasive media at a high velocity onto the workpiece. A dry blasting environment involves a lot of dust, but this cleaning method delivers the best output for most applications.
Dry Blasting Cabinet Advantages:

• Equipment is more economical.
• Dry blasting is more aggressive, typically faster than wet blasting.
• No drying is required.
• Less corrosion issues.
• More aftermarket parts available.
• Can use steel shot and grit.
• Easier to clean out vs some wet blast systems that do not have a drain plug system.

Wet Blasting :

In wet blasting, a mixture of water and abrasive media is propelled onto the workpiece. The main advantage  is that it produces a smoother finish since the water washes away abrasive residues and dust upon impact and prevents them from becoming encrusted in the surface.

Wet Blasting Cabinet Advantages:

• Low dust blasting
• Softer finish on most surfaces 
• Uses finer abrasive media 
• No static charges
• Degreasing applications
• Finer finish on the surface, the process ensures all residual abrasive media and sediment get washed out.