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We have just completed the polyurethane (PU) spraying of a 5m x 6m x2.5m full recovery blast room.

See how our equipment automatically shotblasts the inside of steel gas cylinders.

Towards the final stages of the production process for our of our blast machines is the wiring of electrical components.

Our workshop is busy shaping and refining stainless steel components that have been produced through a casting process.

This will be delivered to site as a ‘flat pack’, then assembled and polyurethane sprayed on the inside surfaces.

It is a legal requirement for a vessel such as a blast pot to be hydraulically tested between 12 and 14 months, depending on your insurance provider.

Making lots of sparks on the CNC lathe when we final machine our hardened blast wheels.

The next batch of air receivers used on the Containablast pulse jet dust extractors are ready for hydraulic pressure testing.

In mid June 2023, it’s been a busy week for our Containablast units.