Sandblasting Valves
Whether you are looking for Valves, deadman control handles twin line hoses or unions, you can rest assured that Blue Dog Blasting has the right sandblasting valves you need.
Air Valves & Abrasive Traps
Also called remote control air valves, or aquamatic valves, Air Valves & Abrasive Traps catch small particles of media that can escape your pot during depressurization. Minimize the wear and tear on your exhaust valve by putting an abrasive trap in line before it.
Air Valves & Abrasive Traps
Ball Valves
Ball valves are found in a few key places with abrasive blasters.The valves make controlling the flow of media simple and is a good, inexpensive, option for smaller systems/operators.
Ball Valves
Inlet, Exhaust, Pinch & Combo Valves
Pinch valves are an easy and economical way to create a pressure hold system. Combination valves are used on piece instruments designed to control compressed air supply in and out of the blast pot. Be sure to upgrade your exhaust system and/or inlet valves while you’re at it!
Inlet, Exhaust, PInch & Combo Valves
Deadman Control Handle
Remotely activate or deactivate your abrasive pots with a deadman control handle. The deadman is located close to the nozzle so the operator can turn the machine on and off
Deadman Control Handle
Metering & Grit Valves
Pinch valves are an easy and economical way to create a pressure hold system. Combination valves are used on piece instruments designed to control compressed air supply in and out of the blast pot. Be sure to upgrade your exhaust system and/or inlet valves while you’re at it!