Atlas PSBC990 Pressurized Large Sandblast Cabinet with Vacuum

Atlas PSBC990 Pressurized Large Sandblast Cabinet with Vacuum 

The PSBC990 pressurized sandblast cabinet features a higher velocity stream that allows work to be done up to 4 times faster than other sandblast cabinets on the market. The direct pressure system which pneumatically pushes the blast media through the air hose, makes it is possible to clean hard to reach areas that are impossible with other sandblast cabinet models. The PSBC990’s direct pressure system is best utilized on heavy steel or extra thick coatings that require additional friction on the surface to be removed. But the PSBC990 also comes equipped with a pressure valve to lower the blasting pressure for more sensitive parts.

The PSBC990 has a large front folding door for easy loading and unloading. It has excellent lighting and a very powerful vacuum system. The lower hopper stores the abrasive material for use and reuse and opens easily to allow easy removal of any media. The pressurized tank below the hopper allows for an adjustable, high pressure air flow of abrasive material to be blasted.

The PSBC990 is always ready when you are. The cabinet can be constantly connected to your air supply and is ready for immediate use when you step on the pedal. Use your new sandblast cabinet to remove scale or heavy rust from automotive parts, clean up rusty tools, etch glass, or any other special application.

The PSBC990 incorporates a powerful vacuum system that keeps the work area free of “floating” rust and used glass bead shells. After the glass bead “slams against” the surface to be cleaned, a portion of the bead is “destroyed” and becomes almost weightless. The vacuum system removes the “floating” rust particles and the “used up” glass bead shell while the “good beads” fall into the hopper below the work surface.

The PSBC990 uses a foot pedal to control the flow of abrasives from the air nozzle. The foot pedal allows the operator to just “hold and point” the nozzle rather than the need to “pull a trigger” of other sandblast cabinets which can be very tiresome.