The "H" series of shot blasting machines is designed specifically for cleaning the surfaces of a wide variety of workpieces. The surface is cleaned in a blasting cycle carried out by centrifugal wheels, called turbines. Parts are blasted individually or in batches on hangers. The hangers are mounted on a trolley that carries them into and out of the machine. There are usually two trolleys, each of which can be manually or electrically driven. The operator pushes the trolley into and out of the blasting chamber. During the blasting cycle the hooks rotate and move automatically to various preset positions. This ensures proper coverage of the surfaces being blasted, so that the desired finish can be achieved. When the blasting process is complete, the rotation unit stops and the trolley is pushed or driven out of the blasting chamber.
The "H" series of shot blasting machines is designed specifically for cleaning the surfaces of a wide variety of workpieces. The surface is cleaned in a blasting cycle carried out by centrifugal wheels, called turbines. Parts are blasted individually or in batches on hangers. The hangers are mounted on a trolley that carries them into and out of the machine. There are usually two trolleys, each of which can be manually or electrically driven. The operator pushes the trolley into and out of the blasting chamber. During the blasting cycle the hooks rotate and move automatically to various preset positions. This ensures proper coverage of the surfaces being blasted, so that the desired finish can be achieved. When the blasting process is complete, the rotation unit stops and the trolley is pushed or driven out of the blasting chamber.
