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Pressure - Series Manual Blast Cabinets

Superior Performance And Quality In Blast Cleaning Equipment

P-Series Owners Manual

Ph: (780) 466-5085 www.modublast.com Fax: (780) 465-7317

MOD-U-BLAST WARRANTY

MOD-U-BLAST EQUIPMENT IS COVERED BY A ONE (1) YEAR WARRANTY AGAINST DEFECTS IN MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP STARTING FROM THE DATE OF PURCHASE. THIS COVERS THE EQUIPMENT, ALL MAJOR COMPONENTS AS WELL AS THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM.

THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT APPLY TO ABNORMAL USE OF THE MACHINE OR PARTS. PARTS SUBJECT TO ABRASIVE WEAR SUCH AS NOZZLES, GLOVES, HOSES, DRY FILTERS, WINDOWS AND WINDOW PROTECTORS ETC. ARE NOT COVERED BY WARRANTY.

CLAIMS WILL BE HONOURED ONLY IF THE WARRANTY CARD IS RETURNED WITHIN A PERIOD OF TWO (2) MONTHS FROM THE FACTORY SHIPPING DATE. THE CARD CAN BE RETURNED TO YOUR MOD-U-BLAST SALES PERSON OR MAILED TO THE ADDRESS BELOW.

FOR SERVICE OR SUPPORT PLEASE CONTACT THE MOD-U-BLAST SERVICE CENTRE AT 1-800-661-3842 EDMONTON OFFICE.

P.O. BOX 79037, SHERWOOD CENTRE SHERWOOD PARK, ALBERTA

CANADA T85 5S8

PH. (780) 466-5085 FAX (780) 465-7317

www.modublast.com

IMPORTANT:

This Owners Manual covers P Series industrial cabinets manufactured by Mod-U-Blast. The first letter(s) in your model number indicates which series your cabinet is from.

Mod-U-Blast manufactures a variety of blast cabinets for different production rates, medias, and budgets for your specific needs.

Upgrade kits and options are available to increase the production and efficiency of Mod-U-Blast cabinets including:

Safety doors

Rubber lining

Turn tables

Track assemblies

Tumble baskets

Reclaimers

Dust filters and

Pressure conversion kits

Call your Mod-U-Blast distributor to find out more.

TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS................................................................................................................................41. IMPORTANT WARNING...........................................................................................................................5

1.1 Safety considerations ..........................................................................................................................51.2 Operator's responsibilities before starting ...........................................................................................51.3 Caution ................................................................................................................................................51.4 Maintenance ........................................................................................................................................5

2. IMPORTANT NOTICE ..............................................................................................................................63. SET UP .....................................................................................................................................................7

3.1 Location ...............................................................................................................................................73.2 Air ........................................................................................................................................................73.3 Power Cords........................................................................................................................................7

4. GENERAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS...............................................................................................74.1 Preparing parts for blasting .................................................................................................................74.2 Air pressure .........................................................................................................................................84.3 Filling with media .................................................................................................................................84.4 Nozzle angle and distance ..................................................................................................................84.5 Media...................................................................................................................................................84.6 Blasting................................................................................................................................................84.7 Media delivery .....................................................................................................................................94.8 Caking of media...................................................................................................................................94.9 Air pressure drop.................................................................................................................................94.10 Poor visibility......................................................................................................................................9

5. AIR REQUIREMENTS at 80 psi .............................................................................................................10Compressed air line pipe size .................................................................................................................10

6. MEDIA USED IN BLASTING ..................................................................................................................11Glass bead facts......................................................................................................................................11Glass bead ordering information .............................................................................................................12Aluminum oxide .......................................................................................................................................12Mineral slag .............................................................................................................................................12

7. PRESSURE CABINETS P series ...........................................................................................................137.1 Air inlet valve .....................................................................................................................................137.2 Pop-up valve......................................................................................................................................137.3 Dump valve........................................................................................................................................137.4 Grit valve ...........................................................................................................................................14

8. PRESSURE CABINET TROUBLE SHOOTING & MAINTENANCE.......................................................148.1 Media flow .........................................................................................................................................148.2 Pressure drop ....................................................................................................................................148.3 Worn nozzle.......................................................................................................................................148.4 Dust collection ...................................................................................................................................158.5 Dump valve........................................................................................................................................15

9. CABINET PARTS DRAWINGS...............................................................................................................169.1 Main components drawing ................................................................................................................169.2 MOD-U-BLAST pressure cabinet piping drawing..............................................................................18

9.2.1P-SERIES BLOW DOWN ASSEMBLY........................................................................................209.2.2 P-SERIES SAFETY DOOR PIPING...........................................................................................21

9.3 Dump valve........................................................................................................................................229.4 Automatic air valve ............................................................................................................................239.5 M-Valve .............................................................................................................................................249.6 A.V. metering valve ...........................................................................................................................259.7 Electrical & lighting drawing ..............................................................................................................269.8 Reclaimer drawing.............................................................................................................................27

10. CSA CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE ...............................................................................................28

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1. IMPORTANT WARNING

Read all instructions before using this equipment. For efficient and safe production, reference OSHA requirements.

Remember:

1.1 Safety considerations

- Blast machine requires high pressure air to operate. This needs to be piped to the cabinet with appropriately sized and rated pipe. - Supply air should be dry and clean from oil and other contaminants. (ie use air dryer, coalescent filter, or moisture separator as needed.) - Blast machine must be grounded to avoid shock. - Electric extension cords should be three wire grounded, and rated for the amperage of the blaster. Check nameplate for rated amps. - Dust from blast cabinet should be collected in a dust collector or dry filter and not allowed to become concentrated in areas where workers are exposed. This requires proper maintenance of dust collection system.

1.2 Operator's responsibilities before starting

- Inspect fittings and hoses for damage and wear. - Check the seal on all doors. Only operate the blast cabinet with all doors securely closed and dust collection system running. - Clean dust from dust collector and clean filter as needed.

1.3 Caution

- Watch for silicosis (from dust created when using silica sand as a blast media) or toxic dust hazard. DO NOT USE MEDIA CONTAINING FREE SILICA. - Unless otherwise specified, working pressure of blast machine and related components must not exceed 125 p.s.i. - Keep blast nozzle controlled and aimed at the work.

1.4 Maintenance

- Disconnect power and air supply from machine before servicing. - Keep your machine in good repair. Use Mod-U-Blast parts and do not substitute or modify Mod-U-Blast supplied items.

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2. IMPORTANT NOTICE

TO DISTRIBUTORS, PURCHASERS AND END USERS OF MOD-U-BLAST PRODUCTS

The information provided described and illustrated in this material is intended for experienced, knowledgeable users of abrasive blasting equipment and supplies (products).

The products described in this material may be combined as determined solely by the user in a variety of ways and purposes. However no representations are made as to intended use, performance standards, engineering suitability, safe practices or compliance with government regulations and laws that apply to these products, products of others, or a combination of various products chosen by the user or others. It is the responsibility of the users of these products, products of third parties, and a combination of various products, to exercise caution and familiarize themselves with all applicable laws, government regulations and safety requirements.

Nor are representations made or intended as to the useful life, maintenance cycles, efficiency or performance of the referenced products of any combination of products.

This material must not be used for estimating purposes. Production rates, labour performance or surface finishes are the sole responsibility of the user based on the user's expertise, experience and knowledge of industry variables.

It is the responsibility of the user to insure that proper and comprehensive training of operators has been performed and all environmental and safety precautions observed.

Mod-U-Blast Inc. provides a variety of excellent products to the surface preparation industry, and we are confident that all proficient users, operators and contractors in this industry will continue to use our products in a safe and knowledgeable manner.

Before using this product, read all instructions, literature, labels, specifications and warnings sent with and affixed to the unit. If operation of the unit is unclear after reading this manual, contact your supervisor for instructions. It is the responsibility of the employer to read the following instructions to users of this equipment, which are unable to read. Periodic inspection at the work site should be made by supervisory personnel to ensure the blast machine is being properly used and maintained. A copy of this owner's manual must be kept with the blast machine and readily accessible to the blast machine operators at all times.

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3. SET UP

3.1 Location Before setting up your cabinet remember the following points:

Your Mod-U-Blast cabinet requires a compressed air supply and hose or pipe will need to be supplied from the existing supply (air compressor) to the cabinet.

Your cabinet needs a power supply (usually 115 Volt, 60 Hz.)

All parts of your cabinet are designed to be used in a heated indoor location.

Dust can escape from the cabinet while loading and unloading the cabinet or while servicing the dust collector.

Noise from the motor and blasting operation is not excessive but could disturb other processes or travel through light flooring.

3.2 Air Supply air line should be sized according to the table shown on page 8. All

hoses should be rated at least 125 psi. An isolation valve should be installed at the end of the rigid pipe followed by a connecting coupler or union. This allows the supply air to be turned off and then disconnected from blast machine for servicing.

Your compressed air supply needs to be dry. Moisture in the air will cause problems. Other contaminants such as oil will also cause decrease in production. Contact your Mod-U-Blast dealer if you are unsure of what is needed.

WARNING: DO NOT CONNECT TO HIGH PRESSURE BOTTLED GAS, RUPTURE ANDEXPLOSION CAN OCCUR.

3.3 Power Cords Ensure any electrical cords used are rated for the voltage and

amperage indicated on the name plate.

4. GENERAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

4.1 Preparing parts for blasting - All parts processed must be free of oil, grease and moisture. Make sure parts are dry before putting into the cabinet for cleaning.

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4.2 Air pressure - Set blasting pressure by adjusting knob on air regulator until gauge indicates desired pressure. (pull to unlock) - Operating pressure is usually from 50 to 80 psi. (pounds per square inch) - Higher pressures (up to 125) can be used but this breaks down some types of media prematurely.(ex. glass bead) -Set air pressure at 50-80 psi. Most parts for blast cleaning can be blasted at 80 psi. For light gauge steel, Aluminum, and other more delicate parts, start at lower pressure and gradually increase the pressure until the desired finish is achieved.

4.3 Filling with media - For units with reclaimers, add enough to fill the bottom hopper on the reclaimer 2/3 full. - For pressure units, check the volume of the pot and add 3/4 of that volume initially. For these units media should not be piled above the top of the pot, into the reclaimer.

4.4 Nozzle angle and distance - Direct nozzle at parts at 45-60 degree angle with ricochet towards the back of the cabinet. Do not hold nozzle at 90 degree angle to parts being processed. This will cause the media blast to bounce back into the blast stream and slow blasting action. Also 90 degree angle will cause excessive wear on nozzle and viewing window. Hold nozzle approximately 6 inches from parts being blasted.

WARNING:

NOZZLE MUST ALWAYS BE POINTED AWAY FROM THE OPERATOR AND TOWARDS ITEMS BEING PROCESSED.NEVER BLAST WITH ANY OF THE CABINET DOORS OPEN. WHILE LOADING AND UNLOADING, NO ONE SHOULD BE AT THE OPERATOR STATION, AT THE FRONT OF THE BLAST CABINET.

- Cabinets are available with safety doors so that the nozzle cannot be operated unless the doors are closed. Contact your MOD-U-BLAST dealer for further information.

4.5 Media - Media should be of good quality and dry. Moisture will cause the media not to flow and will clog micro valve and hopper. There are many types and sizes of media for different finishes. (See section 6, MEDIA). If you are having a problem selecting a media for a specific job, contact your distributor for recommendations.

WARNING: NEVER USE SAND

4.6 Blasting

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-Turn on the electric switch; this will turn on the lights and the dust collector or the reclaimer. Using the gloves hold the nozzle and step on the foot pedal to start blasting.

4.7 Media delivery - To adjust the amount of media being delivered into the air stream, there is a micro valve or grit valve. If the nozzle is pulsing (lots of media then less then lots again), there is too much media.

4.8 Caking of media - Media caking is caused by moisture in the air supply or from oily and greasy parts. If this is not corrected media will not flow evenly and will plug up in the micro valve and the nozzle. Check air supply; if water is present install a good moisture trap. (Mod-u-blast dealers carry equipment to solve this). If oily or greasy parts are being blasted, you should degrease and dry the parts first.

4.9 Air pressure drop - Set the air pressure to 80 psi on the air gauge at regulator. Push the foot pedal while holding nozzle and see if the gauge pressure drops significantly (5-10 psi or more). If the pressure drops, this indicates that there is a restriction is the supply line. This could be hose that is too small, a reducer or quick coupler, a plugged filter, or other piping that doesn't allow enough air through. Clean filters and moisture separators all the way back to the air compressor. Straighten any kinked lines. Use a master gauge to check the air pressure or replace existing gauge if you suspect it is giving you false readings. Air supply line should be at least ½" or larger. Check chart on page 8.

4.10 Poor visibility Excessive dust: - Air inlet, 3 holes on top of cabinet, should be free to allow air into cabinet. - Dust collectors need to be cleaned and emptied regularly. (Latch at bottom of dry filter, tray in dust collector or dry filter, or zipper on bottom of bag). - Dust bags or cartridge contaminated (clean or replace filter in dust collector or filter bags).

IMPROTANT:BAGS NEED TO BE VIGOROUSLY SHAKEN EVERY HALF HOUR OF USE, DRY FILTERS AND DUST COLLECTORS HAVE MANUAL SHAKER HANDLES TO CLEAN THEM.

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5. AIR REQUIREMENTS at 80 psi

Orifice Size CFM for suction gun CFM for pressure nozzle

No.2 18 No.3 15.0 40 No.4 21.0 70 No.5 31.9 115 No.6 47.0 160 No.7 62.0 No.8 85.7

Note:No. 4 air jet is used in suction guns No. 3 nozzle is used in pressure nozzles

Compressed air line pipe size

in inches VOLUME OF AIR IN CFM LINE 25 30 35 40 50 60 70 80 100 125 LENGTH25' .75 .75 .75 .75 1 1 1 1.25 1.25 1.25 50' .75 .75 .75 1 1 1 1 1.25 1.25 1.25 75' .75 .75 1 1 1 1 1 1.25 1.25 1.25 100' .75 .75 1 1 1 1 1.25 1.25 1.25 1.25 150' .75 1 1 1 1 1.25 1.25 1.5 1.5 1.5 200' 1 1 1 1 1 1.25 1.25 1.5 1.5 1.5 250' 1 1 1 1 1 1.25 1.25 1.5 1.5 1.5 300' 1 1 1 1 1 1.25 1.25 1.5 1.5 1.5

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6. MEDIA USED IN BLASTING

Probably the most common media used in internal blasting cabinets is glass bead. It works well in cleaning operations and leaves a smooth finish.

Glass bead facts

PEENING / LARGE BEADS

Remove larger, tougher soils: Fewer impacts per pound: Cleans slower; Peen to more intensive levels; can’t reach small areas;Produce higher surface RMS or AA; Peen deeper zone in surface;*Produces brighter finish at same intensities as smaller beads;Consume faster at same pressure as small beads; In practice may consume slower than small beads, as less pressure required to accomplish work; As large as 4 mm diameter

(RMS: Root Mean Square) (AA: Arithmetic Average)

CLEANING / SMALL BEADS

Remove smaller, lighter soils;More impacts per pound; Cleans faster; Peens to less intense levels; Reach into keyways, fillets, small areas; Produces lower surface RMS or AA; Peen outer zones on surface;*Produces more matte finish at same intensities as large beads;Consume slower at same pressure as large beads; In practice may consume faster than large beads, as more pressure required accomplishing work; As small as 37 microns and finer

FINISHING / ALL BEADS

Peen to higher intensities at 90 degree nozzle angle; Consume greater at 90 degree nozzle angle; Consume greater at higher blast pressure; Consume greater as workpiece hardness increases;Consume greater as nozzle approaches workpiece; Clean less efficiently at 90 degree nozzle angle, due to narrowing of blast pattern area and "binding" by rebounding beads; Glass bead is inert, contains no free silica (not a silicosis hazard like silica sand) and is easily and safely disposed of.

NOTE:Factors affecting final surface appearance, as well as consumption rate include shape, Composition, and hardness of workpiece, bead size, angle of nozzle, distance of nozzleFrom surface, air pressure and type of delivery system (suction versus pressure blast).

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Glass bead ordering information

STOCK No. DESCRIPTION SIZE71003 #3 (20-30 mesh) glass bead 20 Kg 71004 #4 (30-40 mesh) glass bead 20 Kg 71005 #5 (40-50 mesh) glass bead 20 Kg 71006 #6 (50-70 mesh) glass bead 20 Kg 71007 #7 (60-80 mesh) glass bead 20 Kg 71008 #8 (70-100 mesh)glass bead 20 Kg

STOCK No. DESCRIPTION SIZE

71010 #10 (100-170 mesh) glass bead 20Kg 71011 #11 (120-200 mesh) glass bead 20 Kg 71012 #13 (170-325 mesh) glass bead 20 Kg 71100 MGA MANUS Glass abrasive 20 Kg

Aluminum oxide

One of the hardest media available (9 on Mohs hardness scale) and is cubical in shape. Aluminum Oxide is a very aggressive, fast cutting grit and can produce up to 5 mil profile.

STOCK No. DESCRIPTION SIZE70012 12 grit Aluminum Oxide 50 lbs 70016 16 grit Aluminum Oxide 50 lbs 70020 20 grit Aluminum Oxide 50 lbs 70024 24 grit Aluminum Oxide 50 lbs 70030 30 grit Aluminum Oxide 50 lbs 70036 36 grit Aluminum Oxide 50 lbs

STOCK No. DESCRIPTION SIZE70054 54 grit Aluminum Oxide 50 lbs 70060 60 grit Aluminum Oxide 50 lbs 70080 80 grit Aluminum Oxide 50 lbs 70100 100 grit Aluminum Oxide 50 lbs 70120 120 grit Aluminum Oxide 50 lbs 70180 180 grit Aluminum Oxide 50 lbs 70220 220 grit Aluminum Oxide 50 lbs

12 grit is the coarsest Al Ox, 60 grit is medium grit, 100 is fine grit, and 220 is very fine.

Mineral slag

Mineral slag is harder than sand but not as durable as aluminum oxide. It contains no free silica, thus eliminating the health hazard associated with sand. It is available in 16/30 mesh and 30/60 mesh.

OTHER MEDIA are available as well that are softer such as WALNUT SHELL and CORN COBS.Contact your Mod-U-Blast dealer for further information.

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7. PRESSURE CABINETS P series

The difference between a pressure cabinet and a suction cabinet is in how the media is mixed with the pressurized air stream. The suction cabinets have an air jet which sucks the media up to the gun and the media is mixed in just before it exits through the nozzle. Pressure cabinets mix the media in a grit valve that is pressurized and then the pressurized mixture travels through the hose to the nozzle. This greatly increases the speed at which the media leaves the nozzle thus increasing production substantially.

The media that is available for blasting is stored in the pressure pot which is attached to the bottom of the reclaimer. This unit is sealed and pressurized when the foot pedal is activated. This is done with the air inlet, pop-up and dumps valves.

7.1 Air inlet valve (See drawing for detail, aqua valve, normally closed). The foot pedal will open this valve and let air into the pot and also feed air through the grit valve. This air is at the pressure set by the pressure regulator.

7.2 Pop-up valve (See drawing for detail). The air rushing into the pot will lift and close the pop-up valve. This seals the top of the pot and stops any further media from entering the pot to be blasted. This limits your continuous blasting time until the media inside the pot is used. Releasing the foot pedal will open the pop-up valve and allow the accumulated media in the reclaimer to drop into the pot. This will only take a few seconds and then the pot can be repressurized and blasting can continue.

7.3 Dump valve (See drawing for detail). When the foot pedal is released the dump valve opens and releases the pressure in the pot. This reduces the time it takes for the nozzle to stop and the time before the media can fall into the pot past the pop up valve. This valve also makes the equipment safer because until the foot pedal is activated the pot is not under pressure. When the pot depressurizes it takes a few seconds for it to repressurize, it is therefore recommended that the operator not release the foot pedal for just a second or two as he will lose time as the pot is repressurizing. This short period is not long enough for the pot to refill either.

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7.4 Grit valve The amount of media being blasted can be adjusted at the grit valve (See drawing for detail) When the knob is backed out it is fully opened, all the way in is closed. The sleeve and gaskets will wear and should be checked and changed as required.

AIR PRESSURE: As with the suction cabinets the blasting pressure is adjusted at the pressure regulator at the front of the cabinet. Blasting can typically be accomplished at lower pressures with a pressure cabinet as compared to a suction cabinet. Glass bead at 80 p.s.i. in a suction cabinet is equivalent to 50 or 60 p.s.i. in a pressure cabinet.

8. PRESSURE CABINET TROUBLE SHOOTING & MAINTENANCE

8.1 Media flow If no media or air is coming out of the nozzle there is probably a large particle stuck in the nozzle. Remove the nozzle from the nozzle holder, clean and replace.

If there is air but no media, there may be something stuck in the bottom of the pot or grit valve. By closing the choke valve and blasting for a second and then reopening it the 3/4" ball valve on the side of the pot, air is allowed only into the pot. This often dislodges the media; after the media is flowing again return the valve to fully opened (handle down).

WARNING:Always use dry media and air, as caking is likely to occur if the media is wet or if the compressor is supplying humid air.

8.2 Pressure drop If the pressure shown at the regulator, drops significantly when blasting, there may be a hole worn through the hose. If the hole is in the section beneath the flooring this will not be immediately obvious. Replace hose.

8.3 Worn nozzle When the nozzle becomes worn, the air requirement increases. If your air supply cannot keep up, the blasting

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pressure will drop off. Replace the nozzle.

8.4 Dust collection Pressure cabinets have a higher production rate and thus break down media quicker and remove coatings quicker. This increases dust. Therefore dry filters and dust bags need to be cleaned more often in order to maintain visibility.

8.5 Dump valve The dump valve seals the pot by pressing a rubber diaphragm against the manifold. If these pieces are badly worn, the pot cannot maintain pressure and media will stop flowing.

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PRESSURE CABINET ELECTRICAL PARTS

ITEM PART # DESCRIPTION

1 Z-LAMPX FIXTURE COVER MOD-U-BLAST FRONT

Z-LAMPB FIXTURE COVER BLANK REAR

2 16372 LAMP FIXTURE ONLY

3 16370 24" FLOURESCENT TUBE

4 12215A WINDOW REAR LIGHT ONLY

5 43518S WINDOW PROTECTOR REAR LIGHT ONLY

6 16006 300 CFM ½ HP MOTOR 115/230 V

16007 600 CFM 1 HP MOTOR 115/230 V

7 16373A ½ HP ELECTRIC SWITCH

16371 1 HP ELECTRIC SWITCH

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1 W/FAN HOUSING

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