Precision Surface Cleaning Solutions

Precision Surface Cleaning Solutions

The air-operated shot blasting cabinet (Suction Type) is an enclosed cabinet used to clean and finish small to medium metal parts. It works on the Venturi suction principle. Compressed air rushing through the gun creates a vacuum, and that vacuum pulls abrasive up from the hopper and throws it at the part.

As an air-operated shot blasting machine, it runs in a closed loop. The abrasive falls back into the hopper after each pass and is used again, while dust is pulled away by the collector. This keeps running costs low and the cabinet clean, making the shot blasting cabinet a practical choice for workshops in the automobile, aerospace, foundry, and engineering trades.

Smart Process Overview

Working Principle

This machine employs the principle of Venturi suction. Compressed air exits the blasting gun nozzle at a high velocity, generating a vacuum that draws abrasive material from the hopper and mixes with the stream of compressed air. This combination of air and abrasive is then delivered to the working surface to cleanse, polish, or apply a coating.

Once blasting is completed, loose media falls back into the loading bin for recycling, whilst dust and fines are removed via the built-in dust collector system, thus ensuring efficiency with both media recovery and minimal media loss, making it a practical industrial sand blasting machine for daily operations.

Built With Precision Components

Main Components

1

Blasting Cabinet

Heavy-duty fabricated steel cabinet with wear-resistant rubber lining for long service life in demanding industrial use.

2

Blasting Gun Assembly

High-performance suction blasting gun fitted with tungsten carbide or boron carbide nozzle for reliable blasting efficiency.

3

Abrasive Hopper

Bottom hopper designed for continuous abrasive collection, recovery, and reuse.

4

Work Handling System

Perforated work grate or optional rotating turntable for convenient and uniform blasting of components.

5

Dust Collection Unit

Cartridge or bag-filter-type dust collector for improved visibility and cleaner working conditions.

6

Inspection Window

Large viewing window with replaceable toughened glass and protective film.

7

Hand Gloves

Heavy-duty rubber gloves are mounted on the cabinet for safe and comfortable operation.

8

Foot Pedal Control

Operator-controlled blasting start and stop system for efficient handling and process control.

Engineered Output Parameters

Standard Technical Specifications

Machine Type Suction / Venturi Blasting Cabinet
Cabinet Construction MS fabricated with rubber lining
Working Pressure 5 – 7 bar
Air Consumption 12 - 30 CFM (depending on nozzle size)
Nozzle Size 4 – 8 mm
Abrasive Type Aluminium Oxide / Garnet / Glass Beads / Steel Grit
Dust Collector Cartridge / Bag Filter Type
Electrical Supply 415V, 3 Phase, 50Hz
Cabinet Lighting LED / Fluorescent Dust-proof

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Because it handles smaller parts with care, this cabinet is well-suited to sectors where finish and precision matter more than raw speed. Automotive workshops, aerospace units, foundries, and general fabrication all use it to clean components, prepare surfaces before coating, and tidy up machined parts.

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Applications

The Air-Operated Shot Blasting Cabinet – Suction Type is suitable for multiple blasting and finishing applications where precision surface treatment is required.

1

Rust removal machine for metal parts

2

Surface cleaning before painting or powder coating

3

Paint and coating removal

4

Deburring of machined parts

5

Surface roughening before plating or coating

6

Decorative satin finishing

7

Tool and mould cleaning

8

Cleaning precision engineering components

Operational Performance Benefits

Advantages

The suction blast machine offers several benefits for industrial users looking for an economical and dependable solution.

  • Economical blasting solution with low running cost
  • Low abrasive consumption
  • Compact space-saving design
  • Easy maintenance and simple operation
  • Continuous abrasive recycling system
  • Dust-controlled enclosed cabinet operation
  • Suitable for multiple blasting media
  • Ideal for precision cleaning and finishing work

Optional Accessories

Each suction cabinet can be fitted based on the job and finishing needs. These range from better part handling to upgraded abrasive cleaning and control.

Turntable with Rotation Drive

Rotates components during blasting to ensure uniform abrasive coverage, improved cleaning consistency, and easier handling of parts.


Pressure Blasting Upgrade System

Converts a suction blasting setup into a higher-pressure operation for faster cleaning rates and stronger abrasive impact performance.


Cyclone Separator for Abrasive Cleaning

Sorts good abrasive from dust and worn particles, so cleaner media returns to the gun and blasting stays consistent.


Automatic Gun Reciprocator

Moves the blasting gun automatically in a controlled motion for consistent coverage and reduced manual operator effort.


PLC Control System

Automates machine functions through programmable controls for easier operation, repeatable performance, and process monitoring.


Boron Carbide Long-Life Nozzle

High-wear-resistant nozzle designed for extended service life and efficient abrasive acceleration during blasting.


Extra Lighting Package

Provides enhanced internal cabinet visibility for safer operation and more accurate blasting of components.


Custom Cabinet Dimensions

Cabinet size can be customised to suit specific component sizes, production needs, and workspace requirements.


Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers to common questions about Jinil's shot blasting machines, surface preparation solutions, and engineering support, helping you make informed decisions with confidence.
1. What is an Air-Operated Shot Blasting Cabinet – Suction Type? +

An enclosed cabinet that cleans parts using the Venturi principle, where compressed air creates a vacuum that draws abrasive from the hopper onto the part. It keeps dust contained and recycles the media as it works.

2. What is the use of a suction-type shot blasting machine? +

It is used for rust removal, paint stripping, surface preparation, deburring, and decorative finishing of small to medium-sized industrial components.

3. Which industries use cabinet-type sandblasting machines? +

Automobiles, aerospace, fabrication, foundries, valve manufacturing, engineering workshops, and maintenance facilities commonly use them.

4. Why is a suction cabinet better suited to light and detailed work? +

The media is drawn by vacuum, not forced under pressure, so it hits at a lower speed. That gives a gentler, more controlled action, ideal for fine cleaning and satin finishes.

5. Can a suction cabinet use heavy media like steel shot or grit? +

It works best with lighter media like aluminium oxide, glass beads, or garnet. Heavy steel shot is hard for the vacuum to lift, so it suits a pressure system better.

6. Why choose a suction blasting cabinet over open blasting? +

A suction blasting cabinet provides enclosed, cleaner, safer, and more economical blasting with better abrasive recovery and controlled finishing results.

7. What abrasives can be used in this machine? +

Mainly lighter media, the vacuum can lift easily, such as aluminium oxide, glass beads, and garnet, with finer steel grit on some jobs. The media is matched to the finish you want.

8. How does the dust collector help? +

It pulls airborne dust and worn media out of the cabinet during blasting, keeping the window clear and the inside clean for safer running.