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The Switzer Sandblasting Cabinet Window Protective Film is an essential accessory for workshop owners and hobbyists using the SBC90 sandblasting cabinet. These 300x400mm PE protective sheets shield your viewing window from the abrasive grit that typically clouds or scratches glass during operation, ensuring long-term clarity and reducing maintenance costs. While they are highly effective at preventing damage, users should note that these films require periodic replacement as they become frosted over time due to high-velocity media contact.
| Model Part Number | Sbc90 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Switzer |
These are precision-sized for the SBC90. While they may physically fit other units with 300x400mm windows, compatibility is only guaranteed for the SBC90.
Replace the film when the visibility through the window becomes significantly impaired by etching or heavy scratching.
The film does not interfere with the basic functionality of the cabinet, though you may occasionally need to wipe the outside to clear static dust buildup.
No, these are single-use protective sheets designed to be discarded once they are damaged or worn.
No tools are required. You only need a clean cloth for surface preparation.
Ensure the underlying glass surface was free of grease or dust before application and press the adhesive border firmly.
Use a smooth plastic applicator or credit card to gently push bubbles from the center toward the outer adhesive edges.
To apply a new film, ensure the cabinet viewing glass is thoroughly cleaned of all dust, oil, and debris using a non-abrasive cleaner. Once the glass is dry, align the 300x400mm film carefully and press the self-adhesive borders firmly against the glass frame to ensure an airtight seal. These films are fully compatible with SBC90 cabinet frames. To care for the film, avoid using sharp metal scrapers when cleaning the exterior; a soft, damp cloth is sufficient to remove surface dust during a project.
