90L Bench Top Sand Blaster Cabinet - POLLOR

A compressor with adequate CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute) and PSI (Pounds per Square Inch) is required. Refer to the product manual for specific recommended specifications, as insufficient air supply can lead to poor performance.

This cabinet is primarily designed for metal parts. Using it on wood or plastic may cause excessive damage due to the abrasive nature of the media and the force of the blast. Always use appropriate media for the material being worked on.

Nozzle wear depends on the type of abrasive media used and the duration of use. Harder media like silicon carbide will wear nozzles faster than softer media like glass beads. Inspect nozzles regularly for wear and replace when the orifice becomes enlarged or the spray pattern becomes inconsistent.

The cabinet is designed to contain abrasive media and dust. For optimal dust extraction and a cleaner working environment, it is recommended to connect a dust collector to the designated port, which is typically sold separately.

Please refer to the product documentation or contact the manufacturer for specific warranty information, as warranty periods can vary.

Yes, it is suitable for many automotive parts such as small engine components, brackets, suspension parts, and body panels that fit within the 90L capacity, for tasks like rust removal and prepping for paint.

To change media, open the side access doors, carefully remove the old media, and then load the new desired media into the cabinet. Ensure no residual media from the previous type contaminates the new batch if it could cause an adverse reaction.

Check air pressure from the compressor. Ensure the media is flowing correctly and the media feed hose is not kinked. Clean the nozzle for any blockages.

Clean the inside of the Perspex viewing window. Replace protective films if they are excessively dirty or scratched. Ensure the internal LED lights are functioning correctly.

Inspect all seals and connections for damage or looseness. Tighten any screws or latches on the doors and panels. Apply sealant if necessary to persistent leaks.

Ensure consistent distance between the nozzle and the workpiece. Check for consistent air pressure. Verify the abrasive media is clean and uniform in size.

Check for moisture or debris in the abrasive media. Ensure the media pickup tube is fully submerged and clear. Verify the air regulator is set to the correct pressure.