Cellular Blasting Equipment

Cellular blast equipment provides economical automation single-station for blasting small parts. The blast enclosure is large enough to process a variety of parts within a produciton facility, making it ideal for short runs on multiple parts. The cellular machine has a small footprint, freeing up valuable floor space within the facility. Each sized unit comes with media reclamation and dust collection, providing air quality and return on media investment.

Size Options

• 38″ Deep x 30″ Wide x 65″ High Cabinet
• 24″ Deep x 24″ Wide x 30″ High Cabinet

Key Benefits

• Small Footprint
• Economic Automotion
• Multiple Part Capabilities

Modified Abrasive Blast Cabinet

Modified blast cabinets are an economical approach to specialized finishing and surface preparation without full robotics and automation. These units use a re-engineering process to create a blast cabinet that meets your process requirements.

If you are confronted with a unique application or want to accelerate production rates through partial automation, Midvale can meet your needs. Discuss your blasting process with a representative to see if a modified cabinet is the right fit for your surface finishing project.

Examples of Modified Options:

• Parts Hoist System
• Multiple Blast Ports
• Auto Open Doors
• Blast Table Slide Outs
• Powered and/or Tilted Blast Table
• And More!

Examples of Modified Blast Cabinets:

Abrasive Blasting Cabinets

Manual abrasive blast cabinets provide a closed loop blast system that can hold different sized and shaped parts, providing diverse blast capabilities.

There are two main types of blast cabinet systems; pressure systems (great for high production and speed) and suction systems (economical and ideal for lower production situations).

With a manual blast cabinet, you get a tunable media reclaimer, a dust collection system, your choice of pressure or suction powered blast, and many other standard features. In addition, you can select from a wide range of in-stock factory options to meet your particular finishing requirements.

When choosing a blast cabinet, some factors to take into consideration include your budget, blast media being used, how often will the cabinet be used, part dimensions, grit/metering valve type, nozzle shape and composition, loading and unloading options, dust collection and reclamation options.

Ask About Cabinet Upgrades

Adding upgrades to your cabinet will improve productivity, promote worker safety, lengthen cabinet life, and increase overall quality. Some options include:

• Cabinet Armor
• Custom Turntables
• Pneumatic Doors
• Silencers