Blast Equipment Knowledge

Cold air means wet air. The first cold mornings bring clumping abrasive, frozen lines and flash rust. Here are four proven fixes and a printable winter checklist to keep your…

Switching to a venturi nozzle isn't just a gear upgrade — it's more billable hours in the same workday. Our new ROI calculator plugs in your rate, your weekly blasting…

Abrasive blasting is one of the most hazard-dense operations in surface preparation. You're dealing with respirable silica dust, rebounding abrasive at high velocity, extreme noise levels, and potential chemical exposure…

If your blasting nozzle is wearing out faster than expected, you’re not alone. It’s one of the most common—and costly—problems in abrasive blasting. A worn nozzle doesn’t just need replacing…

Choosing the correct sandblasting hose size is one of the most important decisions when setting up or upgrading your blasting system. The hose is responsible for carrying both compressed air…