JEGS 555-81305 Dual Abrasive Soda Blaster

JEGS 81305 Dual Tank Abrasive Soda Blaster offers an easy quick change media valve that allows you to go from paint removal to blasting rust in just minutes. The dual 10-gallon tanks each hold up to 100 lbs. of media that can be mixed to achieve the best blend for just about any project.

JEGS 555-81305 Dual Abrasive Soda Blaster Features:

• Easy-to-Fill Top Openings
• Air Pressure Gauge
• All-Steel Welded Hoppers
• XL 1/2 in. Valves
• Quick-Change Media Mixing Valve with (4) Nozzle Sizes: 2 mm, 2.5 mm, 3 mm, 5 mm
• Large Wheels for Smooth Transportation
• 8 ft. L x 3/8 in. Diameter High Flow Hose
• 125 psi Maximum Air Pressure
• 6 CFM @ 60 psi - 25 CFM @ 125 psi
• 1/4 in.-18 NPT Air Inlet

JEGS 555-81305 Dual Abrasive Soda Blaster Note:

• Can use abrasive part number 555-81306

FAQ

What's the difference between a sandblaster and a soda blaster?

• A sandblaster uses abrasive materials like sand to remove surface coatings, while a soda blaster employs sodium bicarbonate, which is gentler and less abrasive, suitable for delicate surfaces.

What are the disadvantages of soda blaster?

• Soda blasters might leave a residue that needs thorough cleaning, and they can be less effective on tougher coatings compared to sandblasters.

Is soda blasting cheaper than sandblasting?

• Generally, soda blasting is more expensive due to the cost of soda media, whereas sandblasting using sand as media tends to be more economical.