Blast and Coat systems use a Goff Skewroll Blaster to remove any previous coatings and to provide an anchor pattern for the new coating.  A Clean Products' metal spray system is used to recoat the submersible pump.

The picture shows multiple metal spray guns coating a pump as the Clean Products' conveyor rotates the work and passes it through the spray area.  3 to 16 mil coatings can be achieved in one pass.

• Automatic cleaning with blast wheels, no compressed air required.
• Variable speed work conveyor, Air-wash Separator, Classifier, and Automatic Abrasive Adder to maintain consistent abrasive operating mix.
• Rotary screen to automatically remove chunks of previous coating materials.
• Multiple blast wheels clean larger diameter pumps.
• Larger diameter blast wheel blades can be used to change the abrasive velocity.

Skew Wheel Conveyor

• Rotates the work as it travels.

• Adjustable forward travel per revolution.

• Variable rotation rpm

• E-stop cables along conveyors.

• Work sensors at end of conveyor.

• Automatic conveyor system provides consistent coatings at your desired thickness.

• Separate conveyor return drive provides quick cart return for reloading.

• Gun mounts are adjustable for angle and distance to the work.

• Spray gun feed hoses are short to utilize up to .091 wire to maximize production.

• The cabinet has lights and a tilt-up window to monitor the spraying process and provide maintenance access.

• The cabinet uses tunnels over the work conveyor to better contain the dust from the spray.

In areas where space is limited, the spray cabinet can be moved instead of moving the work.  The work is rotated by variable speed drive, and the cabinet uses variable travel speed to provide a desired coating thickness and pattern overlap.  Generally, the spray gun feed is set at close to maximum and doesn't require frequent adjustments.

Blast Cleaning and Thermal Spray is on the same skew wheel conveyor line.  Work travels through the blaster and then through the spray cabinet.  The single line saves space.

Tilt-back cabinet offers easier maintenance access to replace work skew wheel wheels and remove overspray.

Compact spray cabinet with skew wheel conveyor for consistent thickness coatings.

• Work cart runs work through blaster and in-line thermal spray cabinet. 

• Airblast uses abrasives like Aluminum Oxide for special finishes prior to thermal spray.

Heavy Duty Airblast Cabinet

• Blast cabinet for larger work uses heavy walls

• Bucket elevator to reduce recycling wear

• Pressure blast pot for high volume abrasive flow and velocity control

• An air-wash separator to separately control the separator process

• Automatically cleaning dust collector.

• Cabinet used to prepare more compact work for thermal arc spray.