Recovering the
blasting debris
and bagging it.
When the media only needs recovering and not reclaiming — vacuums for blast media, with diesel or electric drive. The power supply on site decides which.
Diesel or electric.
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Diesel drive
Independent of the mains
On sites without an adequate supply the diesel vacuum works self-sufficiently. No three-phase connection, no generator alongside, no cable drum running half across the site.
- For sites without a three-phase connection
- Transportable, depending on size, as a swap body, by crane or by forklift
- Also available to hire .
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Electric drive
Quieter and free of exhaust
As soon as a mains connection is available, the electric vacuum is the better choice — particularly in halls and enclosed areas, where exhaust gases would be an extra ventilation problem.
- For halls and sites with a mains connection
- No exhaust, lower noise emission
- Also available to hire .
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Vacuums and reclamation
When the grain is to go back into the pot
A vacuum recovers the blast media — no more than that. If it is to be cleaned and blasted again, dust and broken grain have to be separated out. That is what the combined unit is for, doing both in one machine.
- Vacuum alone — pick up and collect the blast media
- Combined unit — pick up, separate, feed back
- To mobile blast media reclamation
Which vacuum fits?
Tell us the delivery rate, the conveying distance and the power supply available — we will sort out the rest.