SPE 16ES Walk Behind Shot Blaster

The SPE 16ES shot blasting machine for the professional contractor

The seal system feature as with all other machines can be adjusted to blast clean from 2″ up to 16″ wide for inspection of weld seams or line removal. Motorized movement allows ease of operation, and is infinitely variable in all operations. The machine is easily disassembled and allows easy passing through 600mm access holes in storage tanks. Recognised in industry as the modern, fast, versatile, environmental dust free means to dry abrasive cleaning and texturing of horizontal or slightly inclined surfaces. This eliminates the mess that comes with hand blasting and leaves a perfect surface for coatings and overlays to be applied. Abrasive and debris is trapped to prevent dangerous working and environmental pollution.

Typical Applications

• Removal of dated coatings
• Cleaning tiles and concrete
• Exposing aggregates
• Providing non-slip flooring
• Removing rubber deposits
• Steel preparation to SA3 standard
• Laitance removal on new concrete floors
• Multi-story car parks
• Shopping precincts
• Food processing plants
• Storage tanks roofs and floors
• Ships decks
• Steel plates
• Ro-Ro bridges
• Ferries

Description

The SPE 16ES series of shot blasting machines can have electrical safety certification for petrochemical refinery use.

Self propelled and infinitely variable in all operations, the SPE 16ES range can be dismantled to pass through 600 mm access holes in storage tanks.

The seal system feature as with all other machines can be varied to blast clean from 2″ up to 16″ wide for inspection of weld seams or line removal.

Recognized in industry as the modern, fast, versatile, environmental dust free means to dry abrasive cleaning and texturing of horizontal or slightly inclined surfaces. This eliminates mess normally associated with hand blasting.

An ideal surface for coatings and overlays to be applied results, whilst abrasives and debris are contained to prevent hazardous working and environmental pollution.