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Shot blasting is an environmentally friendly and cost effective method for preparing concrete, steel, and asphalt surfaces. This labor and timesaving process strips, cleans and profiles simultaneously.
Shot blasting leaves the surface immediately ready for the application of coatings or overlays, eliminating drying time and costly disposal procedures associated with other surface preparation methods. Shot blasting produces the highest bonding character of any surface preparation method.
CSB has a walk-behind shot blasting system which uses a high performance, airless, centrifugal, wheel for propelling blast media at a high velocity, in a controlled pattern and direction.
Metal abrasive (steel shot) thrown by the rapidly rotating blast wheel is accelerated towards the surface being prepared. The media strikes the surface and rebounds, along with removed contaminants, into a recovery chamber or separator. The dust collector removes pulverized abrasive, dust, and contaminants. Very little abrasive is lost and the usable media is returned to the storage hopper for recirculation by the blast wheel.
Shot blasting leaves the surface immediately ready for the application of coatings or overlays, eliminating drying time and costly disposal procedures associated with other surface preparation methods. Shot blasting produces the highest bonding character of any surface preparation method.
CSB has a walk-behind shot blasting system which uses a high performance, airless, centrifugal, wheel for propelling blast media at a high velocity, in a controlled pattern and direction.
Metal abrasive (steel shot) thrown by the rapidly rotating blast wheel is accelerated towards the surface being prepared. The media strikes the surface and rebounds, along with removed contaminants, into a recovery chamber or separator. The dust collector removes pulverized abrasive, dust, and contaminants. Very little abrasive is lost and the usable media is returned to the storage hopper for recirculation by the blast wheel.