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Allsource 100-lb. Pressure Blaster, Model# 41600
Item# 5241600
Allsource 100-lb. pressure blaster delivers quality performance at an affordable price. Comes with 1/2in. hose, deadman handle, wheels for portability and stabilizing front leg. Includes FREE blast hood. Operating PSI: 80-110, Air Consumption at Load (CFM): 7-15, Hose (in. x ft.): 1/2 in. plumbing and hose, Deadman Safety Valve: Yes, Tire Size (in.): 8, Dimensions L x W x H (in.): 14 x 13 x 39 Equipped with 1/2in. plumbing and hose Full-size, heavy-duty deadman handle 8in. solid wheels Sturdy front leg with plate for stability Uses full-size Type 1 nozzles Pressure relieving ball valve for extra safety Extra nozzles and sealing blocks Some assembly required
Questions & Answers for Allsource 100-lb. Pressure Blaster, Model# 41600
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What CFM is required to operate this product?
asked 1 year, 8 months ago on Allsource 100-lb. Pressure Blaster, Model# 41600
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The maximum air consumption of this unit is 125 CFM @ 80 PSI when used with a 5/16" nozzle. The minimum air consumption is 7 CFM @ 80 PSI when used with a 3/32" nozzle. I would recommend using this blaster with a compressor that will provide at least 15 CFM. See links below for more details.
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answered 1 year, 8 months ago
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AT LEAST 14.7 CFM
answered 1 year, 6 months ago
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BMKNOX
- SUWANEE, GEORGIA
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would this be the blaster to use for blasting wood with corn cob media?
asked 1 year, 7 months ago on Allsource 100-lb. Pressure Blaster, Model# 41600
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Yes, this will work great with corn cob media. See my recommendations below.
answered 1 year, 7 months ago
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YES. THAT BLASTER SHOULD WORK FINE
answered 1 year, 6 months ago
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BMKNOX
- SUWANEE, GEORGIA
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Will this unit be good for sandblasting a pool?
I have a 40' x 80' x 5' deep pool that needs sandblasting to remove paint. Will this unit work for that or is there another that is better? Which type of blasting media is best for this application? (model 41600)
asked 1 year, 3 months ago on Allsource 100-lb. Pressure Blaster, Model# 41600
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TSBC
- NJ
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Most of the blasters that we offer will be able to remove the paint from a pool interior. Keep in mind that the higher the cfm requirement of the blaster, and the bigger the nozzle you use the faster the job will go. A higher cfm requirement will also require a larger compressor to operate the blaster. The type of media that you should select will depend on your specific situation.
answered 1 year, 2 months ago
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ProductExpert13
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Would this be good for soda blasting?
asked 9 months ago on Allsource 100-lb. Pressure Blaster, Model# 41600
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No, the Allsource 100-lb. Pressure Blaster would not work for soda blasting. You would need to use a machine designed specifically for use with soda. Northern Tool sells some soda blasters, see links below.
answered 9 months ago
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Can you use the Plastic Surface Blasting Media that you sell with this machine?
asked 7 months ago on Allsource 100-lb. Pressure Blaster, Model# 41600
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Jamesreb
- Georgia
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Yes, plastic surface blasting media will work great in this pressure blaster.
answered 7 months ago
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