BLAST MACHINE 100 L WITH FLAT SAND VALVE 1¼, RCV-125 REM.CTRL INCL. SILENCER & MOISTURE SEPARATOR

Compactness and Mobility: The smallest in this range, a 20-liter blast machine is highly portable. It's easy to maneuver and ideal for small jobs or tight spaces.

Limited Capacity: Best suited for short-duration tasks or spot blasting due to its small abrasive capacity.

Lower Media Consumption: Consumes less blasting media, making it cost-effective for small projects.

Quick Setup: Easier and faster to set up due to its simplicity and size.

Lower Air Requirements: Compatible with smaller compressors, making it more accessible for small-scale operations.

Enhanced Capacity: Offers a good balance between size and capacity, suitable for medium-sized projects.

Greater Flexibility: More versatile than a 20-liter machine, it can handle a wider range of tasks without being as bulky as larger machines.

Moderate Media Consumption: Allows for longer blasting durations than the 20-liter model before needing a refill.

Increased Weight: Less portable than the 20-liter machine, but still manageable for most job sites.

Versatility: Can be used for a variety of tasks, including automotive work, small structural jobs, and surface preparation.

High Capacity: Suitable for larger projects, offering extended blasting times and reducing the need for frequent media refills.

Broader Application Scope: Ideal for larger industrial applications, shipyards, and extensive surface preparation tasks.

Higher Media and Air Demand: Requires a larger supply of blasting media and a more powerful air compressor.

Reduced Mobility: Due to its size and weight, it's less mobile and may need mechanical assistance for transportation.

Efficiency: More efficient for larger jobs due to fewer stops for refilling, saving time and labor.

Maximum Capacity: Designed for the largest and most demanding blasting projects.

Industrial and Large-Scale Use: Perfect for heavy industrial applications, large infrastructure projects, and extensive surface areas.

Significant Media and Air Requirements: Needs a substantial amount of blasting media and a high-capacity air compressor.

Mobility Considerations: The least portable, often stationary or mounted on large vehicles or trailers.

Labor and Time Efficiency: Ideal for situations where maximum efficiency and minimum downtime are critical.