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According to blastrac sales, there are several types and models of blastrac machines, all suited for different kinds of surfaces and applications. These include the following:
Blastrac <1 m floor stripping/demolition/removal machines
This category includes the blastrac E50, E95, and E75P machines. The machines are used for the demolition, stripping, and removal of surfaces, coatings, and contaminants. They perform exceptionally well on surfaces like asphalt, concrete, and glue.
Blastrac >1 m floor demolition/removal machines
These machines include the blastrac B40, B200, and B300 models. Like the previous ones, they are also used to demolish and remove surfaces, coatings, and contaminants. They are, however, more suited to larger areas due to their capacity. They are also well suited for working on asphalt and concrete surfaces.
Blastrac Planets/Biohazard machines
The blastrac E200VPM-Ph and E200VPM-Ph-4B models are biohazard to addresses both biological and hazardous waste. They help eliminate any risk of contamination when handling hazardous materials. The machines use a patented system that ensures any bio-hazardous material is blasted and sucked into the machine and directly into the waste container. These machines are suitable for sanitizing and preparing surfaces in healthcare, critical infrastructure, and food processing facilities. They are also ideal for avoiding contamination in environments where even the slightest risk can pose serious danger.
Multidisc stratification stripping/removal machines
These models, such as the blastrac B210M-MD/HP and B300M-MD/HP, are designed to remove multiple layers of glue, coatings, membranes, and epoxies from concrete and asphalt surfaces. They do this efficiently without leaving any residue behind. They eliminate the need for harsh chemicals and reduce the environmental impact.
Single disc glue/membrane stripping/removal machines
The blastrac B240S-HP/LP and B300S-HP/LP models fit in this category. They are specialized to remove single layers of glue, coatings, membranes, and epoxies from concrete and asphalt surfaces. Just like the previous models, they eliminate the need for harsh chemicals and reduce the environmental impact. They provide a safe and effective solution for surface preparation.
Blastrac shot blasting machines
Shot blasting machines prepare surfaces. They also remove coatings, contaminants, and oxidation from a variety of substrates. They do all this safely and environmentally friendly by recycling the steel shots. The shots are propelled onto the surface by a turbine. Upon impact, the coating and contaminant are removed. The steel shot then falls back into the hopper, where a reclamation unit filters out the dust and particles, recycling it to be used again.
Blastrac airless blast pot machines
These are pressure blasting machines with a unique design for surface preparations. The design includes a patented air management system that ensures the media is mixed with air before it is blasted onto the surface. This technique increases visibility and reduces media usage.
Blastrac diamond grinding machines
These prepare surfaces by grinding them down to eliminate any surface irregularities quickly. They can also be used to remove coatings and contaminants. The grinders are versatile, efficient, and effective. They can be used on concrete, asphalt, and other hard surfaces. All one needs to do is select the right grinder and blades.
The specifications of Blastrac sales will differ based on the kind and model. For instance, the specifications of the Blastrac 1-8DM from the previous model will differ entirely.
Details of the above specifications can be explained to users if required. The details will differ based on if the machine is a scarifier, shot blaster, or floor grinder.
Kindly reach out if more details are required regarding the specifications of specific machines.
It is essential to service and maintain all machines to ensure they function well and have a long life. It will keep the machine working efficiently and with minimal downtime.
Some general maintenance tips for all Blastrac machines include but are not limited to the following:
Since the specifications and maintenance requirements of each Blastrac machine will differ based on its exact kind and model, please reach out if more details are needed about a specific machine.
The Blastrac equipment has numerous applications in the construction industry.
One of the main purposes of using any Blastrac model is preparing surfaces to make them even, super clean, and roughened to improve the bonding of coating materials. Priming surfaces like concrete can significantly increase the life expectancy of Blastrac's most important product: Blastrac's products.
Another common application for Blastrac machines is getting rid of unwanted stripes and lines left from previous road markings. When it comes to pavement lines removal, it can be done quickly and efficiently with small or large line inefficiencies using stripers and grinders.
For the above functions of these Blastrac models to be performed, three main elements must be present:-Sustainability -Efficiently -Cost-effective.
They are used in the road, airport, and parking pavement industries to remove epoxy coatings, asphalt, pavement markings, rubber trails, and other undesirable surfaces. Because they can get into tight spaces and perform their function, they are great for edge work removal. Their versatility allows different types of blades to be attached, each with its own function. Some provide a super smooth finish, while others are rougher. Recycling concrete material instead of dumping it into landfills is a much more sustainable approach that reduces the carbon footprint.
These are more heavy-duty models than walk-behind grinders and scarifiers. These blastrac machines are more appropriate for larger-scale projects where more power is needed to remove entire surfaces and more material at a time.
Unlike the other models, this one focuses on markings. An added benefit is that it can be connected to a vacuum for a dust-free environment. Road stripers provide accurate work by getting rid of existing line markings on roads, runways, and parking lots. They can address several inches of surface material every foot and provide a clean, efficient, and precise line of work. They are environmentally friendly and help ensure road safety by following regulations.
When buying blastrac equipment for sale, buyers need to consider their target market and purchasing intent. If the target market is small to medium-sized construction companies, commercial premises, or private homeowners, floor grinders in the 3 to 5hp range would be a good option. Large industrial premises and heavy-duty tasks will require higher-hp floor grinders or scarifiers.
Consider whether the target market is more conscious of their carbon footprint and energy consumption. Machines powered by electricity will appeal to that segment. Gas-powered machines will be more robust and suitable for larger areas. Gasoline's lower carbon footprint may be a more popular choice over diesel.
The older generation of floor grinders used to have efficient blast bags, but scarifier machines now offer better surface preparation. Educate potential buyers to warrant stocking floor grinders over scarifiers. If choosing to stock scarifiers, be sure to stock a variety.
Hand-held grinders will be a popular machine among DIY enthusiasts and renovation companies working in confined spaces. Look at stocking these in tandem with the more considerable floor grinders.
Product knowledge is essential, so educate employees on the features and specifications of all machines. Staff will need to convey essential factors to buyers and help them choose the right equipment for their needs.
Q1: What is the purpose of a concrete blaster?
A1: Concrete blasting machines prepare surfaces by removing existing coatings, contaminations, or debris. They achieve roughening for better adhesion of new coatings, facilitating stronger bonds and enhancing the longevity of the underlying structure.
Q2: What is the principle of shot blasting?
A2: The two main principles of blasters are abrasive blasting and centrifugal blasting. The latter uses a blasting wheel that throws out abrasives to clean or roughen the concrete surface. The former combines compressed air and abrasives to clean the surface.
Q3: What is the difference between shot blasting and grinding?
A3: Shot blasting involves propelling tiny steel balls at concrete surfaces to remove coatings and imperfections. Grinding machines use rotating discs and blades to sand down surfaces. Both methods achieve similar results but have different operating procedures and end results.
Q4: Is blasting cement safe?
A4: Concrete blasting is safe for operators and bystanders when conducted under the right precautions. This includes using the right personal protective equipment (PPE) sucho as respirators, eye, ear, and face protection, and other preventative measures outlined in the user manual.
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