About Y-Conveyor Hanger Shot Blasting Machine
Hanger type Machine consists of horizontal door with a rotating hanger type work/job handlingsystem. This hanger is directly mounted on the door of the machine and itrotates on its own axis, drive unit of this hanger is provided outside thedoor. This hanger swings out as the door is opened, making the full area easilyapproachable for loading and unloading of the components. For loading the components,door of the machine is opened manually & components to be blasted arehanged one by one on to the door hanger and the door of the machine is closed.
After this two nos of Blast wheel units which are strategically placed on the Blast cabinet, is started.Blast wheels will fire the abrasive at high velocity on the components hangedon the hangers and rotating in clockwise and Anti-clockwise direction and blastcleans them thoroughly. Bi-directional rotational mechanism of hanger ensuresthat each and every portion of the component will get exposed to the blaststream for through cleaning. The arrangement of the blast wheel ensures optimumblast cleaning and maximum utilisation of the abrasive energy. After the required blastingcycle, blast wheel unit shuts off and door of the machine is opened manuallyfor unloading of the components.
Efficient Surface TreatmentEngineered for the rapid and thorough cleaning of metal parts, the Y-Conveyor Hanger Shot Blasting Machine ensures that surfaces are prepared for further processing or finishing. Its automatic operation streamlines workflows, making it ideal for industries dealing with casting, forging, and sheet metal fabrication.
Advanced Automation and PowerWith a robust 420 Volt electric power supply and automatic controls, this machine simplifies the shot blasting process. The reliable pressure system between 6-7 Bar facilitates consistent cleaning, while the dark blue painted exterior protects the machine and maintains its professional appearance.
Versatile Industry ApplicationsThe Y-Conveyor Hanger Shot Blasting Machine is versatile, supporting applications in casting, forging, and sheet metal sectors. Its adaptable design makes it suitable for various production needs, ensuring quality surface preparation for a range of industrial components.
FAQs of Y-Conveyor Hanger Shot Blasting Machine:
Q: How does the Y-Conveyor Hanger Shot Blasting Machine operate?
A: The machine operates automatically by using a hanger conveyor system to transport parts through the blasting chamber, where abrasive media is propelled under controlled pressure (6-7 Bar) for thorough cleaning and surface treatment.
Q: What is the primary usage and application of this shot blasting machine?
A: This equipment is mainly used for surface cleaning and finishing of casting, forging, and sheet metal components in manufacturing and fabrication industries, improving their quality and preparing them for further processing.
Q: When is it recommended to use the Y-Conveyor Hanger Shot Blasting Machine?
A: It is recommended during production or maintenance cycles whenever high-quality surface treatment is required prior to painting, coating, or assembly of metal parts in industrial settings.
Q: Where can the Y-Conveyor Hanger Shot Blasting Machine be installed?
A: The machine is suitable for installation in manufacturing plants, fabrication workshops, and industrial units engaged with casting, forging, and sheet metal processing, primarily in India or for export worldwide.
Q: What process does the machine use to treat surfaces?
A: It utilizes shot blasting, where abrasive particles are blasted against the surface of components to remove scale, rust, and contaminants, resulting in a smooth and clean finish.
Q: What benefits does this machine provide over manual surface cleaning methods?
A: It offers improved efficiency, uniform cleaning, reduced labor efforts, and consistent quality, helping companies to meet stringent production standards while lowering operational costs.
Q: Is there any special requirement for operating this machine?
A: A stable electricity supply of 420 Volt and air pressure between 6-7 Bar are essential for optimal performance. Operators should also follow safety guidelines during use.