Abrasive Belt Grinders are multipurpose machines and specially manufactured for, engineering industries ferrous & non ferrous foundries, forge shops, rubber & leather industries, press shops, fabrication shops, plastic & glass industries and wood industries. These are available in various models including double sided model, lathe mounting model, combination type etc. They are robust in construction. These machines are provided with dynamically balanced rotors to reduce vibrations. These machines are equipped with abrasive belt, serrated rubber contact wheel, rotary switch /starter and safety belt guard.

Abrasive Blast Lighting features portable light with magnetic mounts, constructed of durable polyurethane and optional protective lamp guards. They use standard PAR 38, 150 watt maximum lamp or 75w LED par lamp. The application includes nuclear, coal, gas, welding, mechanical work, tank cleaning and de-scaling.

Abrasive blast recovery systems are manually operated system. It is capable of abrasive blasting, recovery and classifying a wide variety of abrasive media. It consists of three basic components such as blasting system, media classification system and vacuum recovery system. The blast system consists of a storage hopper a single chamber pressure vessel blast pot with two blast outlets. With a maximum operating pressure 150 psi. And each blast outlet features a molded dead man switch. During blasting operation the blast pot is pressurized. The blast chamber is depressurized utilizing the blow down valve on the side of the blast pot, and refilled from the storage hopper. The media classification system is integral with the blast system hopper and the vacuum recovery system. Dirty grit is vacuumed into the top of the storage hopper where it falls onto a vibrating screen.

Abrasive blasting is the use of abrasive material to clean or texturize a material such as metal or masonry. Sand is the most widely used blasting abrasive. Other abrasive materials include coal slag, smelter slags, mineral abrasives, metallic abrasives, and synthetic abrasives. Industries that use abrasive blasting includes the shipbuilding, automotive and other various industries that involve surface preparation & painting. Abrasive blasting systems typically include three essential components: an abrasive container; a propelling device; and a blasting nozzle or nozzles.