Start the high-pressure system and adjust the water flow and system pressure using the nozzle selection, pump speed, and controlling unloader setting. To test the functionality of the mechanism, pull the trigger on the gun.

Place the sand induction probe inside the sand supply container. Adjust the tiny mixing head valve while the gun's trigger is open. By creating a vacuum in the sand hose line, the adjustment initiates the flow of sand. Sand is introduced to the system directly from a container through the sand point. The head's suction capabilities allow sand to be drawn into the head via the sand collection tube. In the head, sand and high-pressure water are combined. Through the nozzle, the resulting sand and water mixture is sprayed at high pressure across surfaces.

The two most common sandblasting techniques are compressed air and wet sandblasting. The latter option is more secure. Sandblasting with compressed air requires the use of protective gear and respiratory equipment. This is unnecessary for a wet sandblasting device that achieves comparable results with high-pressure power washers. Wet sandblasting produces no dust, making it suitable for use in and around schools, businesses, commercial and industrial structures, and other locations.

• Paint removal, rust removal, corrosion removal & scale removal

• Casting Cleaning

• Ship hull cleaning

• Clean & peen precision parts

• Produce and anchor pattern ideal for uniform finishing

• Deburr machined parts

• Blend light scratches and tool marks

• Deflash plastic and metal parts

• Stone cleaning / designing