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Rotary table machine built for blasting large, heavy parts that cannot be tumbled. Stable rotation gives even coverage and a consistent finish on single or batch-loaded components.
The table-type shot blasting machine is made for cleaning large, heavy, or delicate parts that cannot be tumbled without damage. The parts are placed on a rotating table, which turns them steadily past the blast wheels so the whole surface is cleaned evenly in a single setup.
Because the parts stay fixed on the table instead of rolling over each other, this turntable shot blasting machine protects machined faces and finished features while still descaling, deburring, and removing rust. It suits single large components as well as several smaller parts loaded together on the table.
Available Configurations
Smart Process Overview
Parts are loaded onto the rotary table, either one large component or a batch of smaller ones. The table then turns at a set speed, usually a few RPM, carrying the parts steadily through the blast zone.
Blast wheel units throw abrasives such as steel shot or steel grit onto the parts as the table rotates. Because the parts stay in a fixed position and only the table moves, every surface facing the wheels is cleaned to an even standard without impact damage.
Used abrasive drops into the hopper and are carried by a screw conveyor and elevator to the separator, which cleans them for reuse. The dust collector removes dust and fines, and the finished parts are unloaded once the cycle ends.
Built With Precision Components
Rotary Table
Heavy load-bearing table that turns the parts steadily so all faces meet the blast stream.
Blast Wheel Units
7.5 HP to 30 HP turbines that throw media onto the parts as the table rotates.
Blasting Chamber
Manganese steel-lined chamber with replaceable wear plates to take constant impact.
Abrasive Circulation System
Screw conveyor, elevator, and separator that recover and clean media for reuse.
Dust Collection System
Cartridge or bag filter collector that keeps the chamber and work area clean.
Table Drive System
Geared motor drive, often with a VFD, sets the table speed for different part types.
Electrical Control Panel
PLC or relay-based panel with interlocks and safety features for controlled running.
The swing table type shot blasting machine suits foundries and machine shops that clean large or delicate parts one setup at a time. Because the parts sit still while the table turns, finished surfaces stay protected while scale and rust are removed evenly.
It runs on garnet, steel shot, and steel grit, covering a wide range of cleaning and finishing jobs. Table size and load capacity can be built to suit the parts and the output that the plant needs.
Complete Support Portfolio
The table-type machine suits the cleaning of large, heavy, and non-tumbling parts.
Cleaning of large castings and forgings
Descaling of heavy machined parts
Deburring without part-to-part impact
Shot peening of gears and discs
Surface prep of finished components before coating
Cleaning of dies, moulds, and heavy tooling
Operational Performance Benefits
Here is what makes the table-type machine a strong choice for heavy work.
Advanced Engineering Highlights
Customization options are available based on production needs.
Additional System Enhancements
Automates process control and live monitoring for simpler operation and better productivity.
Controls the table and motor speed for smoother running and better energy use during blasting.
Lets one side load while the other blasts, cutting idle time and easing heavy part handling.
Draws contaminants out of the media to keep blasting quality steady and extend abrasive life.
Tracks abrasive quantity continuously so blasting stays uninterrupted and stable.
Lowers operating noise for a safer, more comfortable working area.
Prevents sparks from entering the dust system while keeping operation clean and safe.
Clears leftover abrasive and dust from parts after blasting for a cleaner finish.
Raises the table load capacity to hold larger and heavier components steadily during blasting.
Regulates abrasive flow automatically for even blasting and controlled media use.
Stores preset blasting settings for continuous runs, quicker setup, and steady quality.
It is a machine where parts are on a rotating table and are cleaned by blast wheels as the table turns. The parts stay fixed instead of tumbling, so large and finished components are cleaned without damage.
Large castings, forgings, heavy machined parts, gears, discs, dies, and delicate finished components that should not be tumbled.
In a tumble machine, parts roll over each other, while here they stay still on a turning table. This protects finished surfaces and suits big or delicate parts.
A swing or double-door table lets one side load while the other blasts, which cuts idle time and makes handling heavy parts easier.
It runs steel shot and steel grit for most cleaning and peening, with garnet for finer work. The media is picked to match the part and the finish needed.
Yes, a single large component can be cleaned on its own, or several smaller parts can be arranged on the table together.
Yes, the machine includes a recovery system with a conveyor, an elevator, and a separator for continuous abrasive reuse.
Yes, table size, load capacity, swing-door design, VFD speed control, and heat-resistant builds can all be provided to suit the parts.