JUMBO ROTOBLAST INTERNAL PIPE BLASTER COMPLETE WITH CARRIAGE

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Purpose and Use: The primary function of a large-size internal pipe blaster is to clean and prepare the inner surfaces of large pipes by removing rust, scale, corrosion, and old coatings. This preparation is essential before applying new protective coatings or for general maintenance to ensure the longevity and integrity of the pipe.

Rotating Blasting Head: These blasters typically feature a rotating head that uniformly blasts abrasive material onto the interior pipe surface. The rotation ensures even coverage and efficient surface cleaning.

Size Compatibility: The tool accommodates a range of large pipe diameters. It has adjustable or interchangeable components to fit different sizes of pipes.

Abrasive Delivery System: The blaster is equipped with a system to feed abrasive materials, such as sand, grit, or other suitable media, to the blasting head. This system is designed to provide a consistent flow of abrasive for effective blasting.

Nozzle Configuration: Multiple nozzles on the rotating head direct the abrasive material at the pipe's interior. These nozzles are typically positioned and angled to optimize the cleaning and preparation process.

Operational Mechanism:
1. The blaster is inserted into the pipe, and the abrasive material is propelled at high velocity onto the interior surface.
2. The rotation of the blasting head ensures the abrasive material covers the entire circumference of the pipe interior evenly.
3. Operators control the movement of the blaster, often pulling it through the length of the pipe to treat the entire interior surface.

Mobility and Control: For large pipes, the internal pipe blaster may have features to facilitate easy movement within the pipe, such as wheels or a sled design. Remote control or automated systems might be used for precise control and safety.

Efficiency & Effectiveness: These blasters are designed to clean large surfaces efficiently and quickly compared to manual methods. They are effective at removing tough residues and preparing surfaces to a specific profile required for subsequent processes.

Safety Considerations: Operating such equipment requires adherence to safety standards. Operators typically need to wear protective gear, and proper ventilation is necessary to manage dust and debris generated during the blasting process.

Construction and Durability: Given the demanding nature of sandblasting work, these machines are built with durability in mind, constructed from heavy-duty materials capable of withstanding harsh environments and abrasive materials.