Blast Cabinets

TRINCO^TM 48X48 SPLIT LEVEL DIRECT PRESSURE CABINET A Trinco^TM direct pressure cabinet utilizes an A.S.M.E. coded pressure pot to hold abrasive media. When the foot pedal control is depressed, air pressure is released into the pressure pot, pressurizing the pot and then forcing the media from the pot through the blasting hose to the nozzle. Most Trinco^TM pressure blast cleaning is done at 40-60 PSI. Due to these lower pressures, abrasive media breakdown is greatly reduced even though a high volume of media is being directed at the part to be cleaned. Most of the media is recovered through the recycling process. Trinco^TM Direct pressure blast cleaning is ideal for the very tough jobs, for applications where large surfaces must be cleaned quickly, for production blast cleaning or when the job requires the use of heavy mesh sizes of silicon carbide, aluminum oxide, garnet, etc. Other popular medias that are used in Trinco^TM pressure cabinets are glass beads, Trin-mixes^TM, Rad-mix, and plastic blast cleaning media.

TRINCO^TM 96X48 SPLIT LEVEL DIRECT PRESSURE CABINET Two workstations for one operator. This split level model features a hinged cabinet top that lifts onto brackets for ease of loading heavy or large parts. The counterbalance spring helps open and close the top. A Trinco^TM direct pressure cabinet utilizes an A.S.M.E. coded pressure pot to hold abrasive media. When the foot pedal control is depressed, air pressure is released into the pressure pot, pressurizing the pot and then forcing the media from the pot through the blasting hose to the nozzle. Most Trinco^TM pressure blast cleaning is done at 40-60 PSI. Due to these lower pressures, abrasive media breakdown is greatly reduced even though a high volume of media is being directed at the part to be cleaned. Most of the media is recovered through the recycling process. Trinco^TM Direct pressure blast cleaning is ideal for the very tough jobs, for applications where large surfaces must be cleaned quickly, for production blast cleaning or when the job requires the use of heavy mesh sizes of silicon carbide, aluminum oxide, garnet, etc. Other popular medias that are used in Trinco^TM pressure cabinets are glass beads, Trin-mixes^TM, Rad-mix, and plastic blast cleaning media.