Pipe Blaster

Midvale Industries offers fully automated Pipe Blasting Equipment for the removal of rust, mill scale, and to create a surface profile for proper coating adhesion.

These systems include skew roll blast systems that are designed to clean pipe or other long and round material. The skew roll conveyor not only keeps round parts in place but rotates them 360 degrees while conveying them through the blast chamber.

A range of system sizes are offered cleaning up to 42” of pipe at variable rates.

For processing, parts are loaded onto a powered turntable which rotates within the blast envelope to provide 360° exposure to the blast stream. Models with an oscillating blast wheel, such as our 36″ Power Table, enhance blast coverage. Features like the swing door expedite loading and unloading by enabling the operator to sway the system’s door-mounted turntable in and out of the blast enclosure.

Shot Blasting Equipment

Midvale Industries and Gibson Abrasive Equipment work with end users to determine which system meets their needs. This is based on many factors, including cleaning requirements, profile requirements, and production requirements.

Pipe After Shot Blasting

Shot Blasting Equipment

The monorail wheel blast system is a fully automated system designed for 24 hour production. Systems are typically used in applications blasting heavier parts at higher rates. Blast systems are easily integrated into the rest of the production flow such as paint lines.

These systems offer the ability to utilize a blast machine in conjunction with other machines. This automates a process reducing high labor costs associated with batch type blasters. They come in many different blast envelopes.

These rugged machines can automate your process while  cleaning or removing flash from die-cast parts. This is a great option for automating and streamlining your shot blast process.

Midvale Industries and Gibson Abrasive Equipment work with end users to determine which system meets their needs. This is based on many factors, including cleaning requirements, profile requirements, and production requirements.