Sandblasting and abrasive blasting are air-hungry jobs. Undersized equipment slows the work, wastes abrasive and produces an uneven finish.
Flow and Pressure Needs
Blast nozzles consume large volumes of air at high pressure. The compressor must hold the nozzle pressure while the tank stays within its duty cycle.
Continuous Duty Is Essential
A screw compressor in continuous duty beats a piston unit for long blasting sessions, keeping pressure steady as the nozzle wears.
Treatment and Storage
Cool, dry air prevents abrasive clogging and moisture streaks, so pair the compressor with a dryer and adequate receiver capacity.
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