A suction-type machine uses the Venturi principle to draw abrasive into the blast stream, economical and well-suited for light-to-medium surface preparation. A pressure type machine forces abrasive at higher velocity from a pressurised vessel, making it the right choice for heavy rust removal and aggressive surface profiling.
The Suction Type Shot Blasting Cabinet is best suited for small precision components, offering controlled abrasive delivery and dust-free enclosed operation. For components needing simultaneous multi-surface coverage, the MultiGun Suction Type Cabinet reduces cycle time effectively.
Yes. The Portable Sand Blasting Machine is built for on-site and field use: compact, easy to transport, and operable with a standard compressed air supply for structural steel, pipelines, and large assemblies.
Compatible media include aluminium oxide, garnet, glass beads, steel grit, steel shot, ceramic beads, and plastic media. Abrasive selection depends on the machine type, base material, and required surface finish.
Yes. As an air-operated shot blasting machine manufacturer in India, Jinil provides fully customised systems based on component size, abrasive type, production volume, and floor space, with installation, commissioning, and after-sales support included.
Talk to our engineers about the right airless shot blasting machine, blast room, or dust collector for your production line.