Contain blasting media, dust, and debris while finishing your parts. These cabinets keep your workspace cleaner than mobile blasters. After blasting, media automatically recycles back into the cabinet so you don’t have to pause and refill. Also known as siphon cabinets, they have a suction feed. They propel media slower than pressure-feed cabinets but have fewer moving parts, so they require less maintenance. However, their slower speeds makes them incompatible for use with metallic blasting media.

These cabinets arrive fully assembled, welded, and sealed, so no extra PPE is needed during blasting. Built from thick 14- and 11-gauge steel with a powder-coated finish, they resist wear and hold up to frequent use. The included dust collector clears dust inside the cabinet to maintain visibility. A safety switch stops airflow when the door opens.

Do not use with steel grit, steel shot, stainless steel shot, baking soda, dolomite, or plastic grit.

The entire top of these cabinets opens to fit parts too large for standard cabinets. The spring-assisted mechanism opens the door so a single person can load objects without help. When fully open, the top provides enough clearance for a fork truck or crane to place parts directly on the work surface. Also known as siphon cabinets, they have a suction feed. They propel media slower than pressure-feed cabinets but have fewer moving parts, so they require less maintenance. However, their slower speed makes them incompatible for use with metallic blasting media.

These cabinets arrive fully assembled, welded, and sealed, so no extra PPE is needed during blasting. Made with powder-coated steel, they resist wear and hold up to frequent use. The included dust collector clears dust inside the cabinet to maintain visibility. A safety switch stops airflow when the door opens.

Do not use with steel grit, steel shot, stainless steel shot, baking soda, dolomite, or plastic grit.

Promote safe social-health practices and prevent the spread of illness by making it easy to access tissues, hand sanitizer, and other sanitary items. These stations are used in public spaces such as waiting areas, offices, and lobbies. All have space to hold two boxes of tissues or disposable gloves. They have holes for mounting them to a wall permanently. To position them temporarily without mounting, they have a flat base for sitting on a counter or other flat surface. These stations do not come with any face masks, gloves, tissues, or sanitizers.

Brown woodgrain and black stations look less clinical than beige stations, so they’re good for locations where aesthetics are important, such as lobbies and offices.