Why does my Contracor Shot Blasting Machine have abrasive surges?
Abrasive surges during the start-up of Contracor Shot Blasting Machines are normal to a certain degree. If these surges continue, stabilize the abrasive flow by quickly closing and opening the line's lower ball valve. If the issue persists, it may be due to elevated moisture content in the compressed air system, consider installing an additional moisture and oil separator.
How to fix clogging in Contracor DBS-100?
To address clogging in Contracor Shot Blasting Machines, if neither abrasive nor air comes out of the nozzle, first relieve pressure and depressurize the machine, then ensure the nozzle isn't clogged. If only air comes out, fully open the metering valve, then quickly close and reopen the line's lower ball valve. If pressure relief is still needed, open the inspection door to check for foreign matter like stones or paper in the tank.
What to do if Contracor DBS-100 have wet abrasive removal problems?
To remove wet abrasive from a Contracor Shot Blasting Machine tank, disconnect the blasting hose and remove the rubber gaskets at the machine hose coupling. Then, fully open the metering valve and close the lower ball valve in the machine's compressed air line. This valve configuration will allow compressed air to enter the machine tank and press the wet abrasive out.
General| Brand | Contracor |
|---|---|
| Model | DBS-100 |
| Category | Shot Blasting Machines |
| Language | English |
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