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CETINGIL Blasting Cabinet

A sandblasting cabinet is an enclosed system designed for performing surface cleaning, roughening, or pre-paint preparation on small to medium-sized parts.
Unlike large blasting rooms, cabinets are compact and self-contained, allowing operators to work in a controlled, dust-free environment — safely and efficiently.
⚙️ Main Features of a Sandblasting Cabinet
Enclosed Working Area:
The cabinet is fully sealed. The operator works through glove ports and views the process through a clear safety window.
Nozzle (Blasting) System:
Compressed air mixes with abrasive material (such as sand, corundum, steel grit, or glass beads) and propels it toward the surface for cleaning.
Lighting System:
Equipped with bright LED lighting for excellent visibility inside the chamber during operation.
Dust Extraction / Filtration Unit:
Collects and filters dust generated during blasting, keeping the air clean and maintaining operator safety.
Abrasive Recovery System:
Used abrasive falls into a collection hopper, is cleaned, and recycled for reuse — making the process cost-efficient and environmentally friendly.
Ergonomic Design:
Includes features such as comfortable working height, clear viewing window, and foot pedal controls for easy operation.
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🧩 Types of Sandblasting Cabinets
Pressure Blast Cabinets:
Deliver abrasive at high pressure — ideal for removing heavy rust, paint, or scale.
Suction (Venturi) Cabinets:
Use air suction to draw and accelerate the abrasive — suitable for light cleaning and precision work.
Automatic Turntable Cabinets:
Include rotating tables for even, automated surface treatment of parts.
Wet Blasting Cabinets