Industrial Steel Grit Blasting 

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💪Thanks mate I really don't enjoy been trapped in these tanks with the beast but it pays the bills 😎👌

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Yeah these are a long shot off the best jobs haha

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Yeah I find it hard setting flood lights up and like ya say it only takes that 1 angle then ya cannot see anything 😂

It's very physically demanded work but definitely doable 👍

Oh sorry I stop the blaster with the deadmans and bang in the side to tell the man out side to turn the grit up. If I stop for any longer than say normal 2 or 3 minutes the guy out side shuts the full rig down and opens up to check see if everything is OK. Every fill of the media another guy checks for CO2 and other gasses. He also checks the air extraction is still taking the dust away as designed a tank this size has been calculated and converted into time for full air extraction. I don't do this bit as all the numbers and kit involved is beyond me 😂 this is a perfect reason why I say these videos arnt a how too as alot of stuff is happening that I don't film. Even down to the fact we cannot follow HSE to have a meter in the tank at all times it simply wouldn't last the shift its that hard on equipment and the body 👌 it's checked aproxx every 40 to 60 minutes. I would be able to tell if the extraction wasn't performing as I wouldn't be able to see from the dust. Job sheet was to blast clean to SA2.5 spec and mesh grade profile was to match a sample plate set by the blast suppler saying that any one of the on the plate would do just fine for the rubber they intended on using my test blast exceeded SA2.5 and the mesh grade was more than adequate. I hit the top chart dropping to the next 1 down in areas this will do as I could afford to drop 2 more in the profile. Don't confuse this with the SA spec I exceeded this throughout.

Maximum possible from blasting steel grit course grade 175psi 12bar 2000cfm but choked to 550cfm because the Maximum nosel size is 1050. The mesh grades have been tested before and well exceed the requirements ive forgot what the grades was we just keep to these settings and we dont have any issues 👌👍

We have 2 , 1600 on our job, in Downtown L.A

On this job I was using 600cfm @ 12bar its way more than anyone should have to work with 8bar is about my recommendation for progress and blaster comfort or workability 😊 1600 wow I can pitcher me trying to cling onto the pipe and it blowing me around like a rag dole haha

@@Mobileblaster just uploaded a few videos of the job site I’m on , check it out

@@thatsallfolks3115 that's some project 👌 how many pots running off them compressors? Miles of baggings 😬

@@Mobileblaster we are using a machine called ARS “advanced recycling system “ and what it does is it separates the steel shot from all the dust and lead particles so you can reuse the steel grit, that machine works also as our pot. We have a group of 3 guys in the morning, 2 guys blasting and 1 Guy feeding the ars. The second crew is 3 guys sweeping and making piles of the spent media and vacuuming , and the other guy switching out barrels as they get full. That ARS is also a vacuum and we have about 1000 feet of vacuum hose connected to it. Vacuum is very powerful and dangerous

One of the better companies to work for good set of lads just a shame the work is a little nasty haha

It's right up their on the scale do I really need to be doing this 😂

Erm sometimes perfect and sometimes it likes to clog and make alot of noise 😂 you could say its seen better days

Hi, Duncan short answer is no I reached out to them to see if they wanted me to do a video I've had no response if a product was as good as they say I would personally have jumped at the opportunity all I was asking if they would send me 1 free of charge I would do a video just on that. I don't fink it will make a difference hence me not willing to invest any money in a product I know won't do much if anything at all possibly restricts the flow of air if anything. I have had another product very similar in the past and I returned that 8k blast pot that's designed for soft stone I won't mention the company but that wasn't worth it's selling point 👍

Yeah screw fix 10w work lamp £25 each👍 they are fairly poor to what they ust to sell tho lucky to get a decent shift out of a lamp normal blasting should be fine but these tanks aren't a nice environment to be in with 600cfm at 12bar with steel grit bouncing back 😬

@@Mobileblaster Thank you. I am from Russia, there are no such lamps. only from China, bad quality.

@Jestokys ah ok try Google LAP 10w work light

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