Shot Blasting, Air Blast & Foundry Equipment
Select equipment by workpiece geometry, material, surface condition, required cleanliness or profile, throughput, abrasive and line-integration needs.
Select by Workpiece and Process Requirement
Equipment selection begins with the workpiece: material, dimensions, weight, geometry and current surface condition. The required cleaning or preparation result, production flow, abrasive, dust collection and upstream or downstream interfaces then shape the process and configuration.
Shot Blasting Systems
Compare the equipment pages below by workpiece scope and process fit. Final machine selection and configuration depend on the application requirements.
Steel Pipe Inner & Outer Shot Blasting Cleaning Machines
Review equipment for blast cleaning the inner and outer surfaces of steel pipes.
Anchor Chain Shot Blasting System
Review a shot blasting system for anchor-chain surface preparation.
Wire Rod Shot Blasting System
Review a shot blasting system for wire-rod surface preparation.
Rotary Table Shot Blasting Machine
Review a rotary-table machine for batch surface preparation of suitable parts.
Large Mobile Road Surface Shot Blasting Machine
Review a mobile shot blasting machine for road and floor surface preparation.
Air Blast Systems
Review the portable sand-blaster family for applications that use a compressed-air abrasive process. Equipment selection depends on the workpiece, required surface result and operating conditions.
Portable Sand Blaster
Review portable sand-blasting equipment and its available model information.
Foundry Systems
Review sand-mixing, sand-reclamation, shakeout and molding equipment through the Foundry Machines hub.
How to Select the Right System
- Define the workpiece material, dimensions, weight and geometry.
- Record the current surface condition.
- Specify the required cleanliness or surface profile.
- Define throughput and production-flow requirements.
- Review abrasive and blast-wheel or air-blast process options.
- Define workpiece handling, automation and line interfaces.
- Confirm dust-collection, utilities and site constraints.
- Review the resulting equipment family and project configuration.
Custom Engineering and System Integration
Project requirements define workpiece handling, blast process, abrasive recovery, dust collection, controls and upstream or downstream interfaces.
Engineering, fabrication, assembly, system integration and FAT are managed through Hitech’s manufacturing operation, with selected components sourced from qualified suppliers.
Service and Parts
Remote technical support, overseas installation and commissioning, operator training, spare-parts support and emergency technical assistance are available according to project requirements.
Discuss Your Application
Share the workpiece, current surface condition, required finish, throughput and line-interface requirements so the equipment configuration can be reviewed.
