2018 Marco 1.0 CU. FT. C 

2018 Marco 1.0 CU. FT. C

An abrasive blasting pot is a pressure vessel used to contain a supply of abrasive material during the abrasive blasting process. Used as part of an abrasive blasting system, the abrasive blasting pot delivers a mixture of abrasive and compressed air to the blast nozzle for surface preparation. The Blastmaster 1.0 Cu. Ft. C-Series Abrasive Blasting Pot has a dual Fail-to-Safe, pressure-release remote control system, with independent inlet and outlet valves that close when the remote control switch is deactivated. Typical applications include concrete preparation, swimming pool refurbishing, farm implement maintenance, construction equipment maintenance, light touch-up work, and areas that are difficult to access. Common abrasives used include aluminum oxide, crushed glass, garnet, glass bead, mineral abrasives, and slags.

The Blastmaster 120 Remote Control System allows the operator to remotely activate and deactivate the abrasive blasting pot from the nozzle, eliminating the need for a pot tender.

OSHA requires an abrasive blasting pot to be equipped with a remote control system, which only operates with continuous hand pressure and deactivates upon release of the control switch by the operator (29 CFR 1910.244(b)). This remote control system meets the OSHA requirement by providing a Fail-to-Safe configuration, which will deactivate the remote control system in the event the operator drops or loses control of the remote control switch.

A heavy-duty handle and 10 semi-pneumatic tires allow the abrasive blasting pot to be maneuvered quickly and easily around the work site.