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System 2000 Clean Surface Dry Ice Blasters are supplied with lightweight, trigger operated straight or right-angled nozzles. They incorporate full emergency safety features and operate entirely pneumatically on compressed air. No electrical supply is required. They are fabricated from stainless steel to a high standard of finish and carry the CE safety mark. The standard System 2000 Clean Surface Blaster is fitted with a blast nozzle designed to provide optimum performance when supplied with 2.5 m3/min (90 ft3/min) compressed air at 5.5 bar (80 psig) pressure, and dry ice pellets at the rate of 30 kg/h. For special applications, blast nozzles of both lower and higher compressed air and dry ice capacities are available. |
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If
plant air is the selected compressed air source, it is vitally important
to ensure that the system can deliver the full volume of air required
to the blaster at the stated pressure, without any loss of volume
caused by other consumers coming on line. It is also important to
make sure that all filters, dryers, piping and hoses, including
the fittings and connectors, are of sufficient internal bore to
deliver the air volume required, as any air shortage will drastically
affect blasting performance. |
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION: The System 2000 blaster can be supplied with a variety of nozzle configurations. Click for information on 90
deg. nozzle The pneumatic control system of the System 2000 blast unit is protected by a pressure regulator with a maximum input rating of 16.0 bar (240 lbf/in2). It is therefore vital never to connect the blaster to a source of compressed air in excess of this figure, otherwise the pneumatic control system will be severely damaged. System 2000 Blast Unit Dimensions
(l x w x h) 770 x 490 x 700 mm Maximal
working Pressure 16.0 bar (240 lbf/in2) Standard Nozzle Dry
Ice Consumption (Optimum) 30 kg/h Hoses Compressed
Air (nominal bore) 25 mm (1in) |