• The layouts of complete Blast Room System are always different from plant to plant, every blast room must be designed independently depending upon the customer’s requirement. National Enterprises offers variety of Blast Room designs and system configurations which allow us to design a blast room facility uniquely tailored to meet the economic production, safety & environmental concerns of each customers.
• Blast room equipment is used in a wide variety of industries that require surface preparation prior to the application of a protective coating. The surface of the work piece is cleaned by a mixture of abrasive and high pressure compressed air being directed at the work piece by blast nozzle. The blast room contains the abrasive being shot at the work piece, as well providing lighting & ventilation for the operator's safety.

Enclosure :
The modular blast room is specially ventilated and illuminated for enclosed abrasive blasting, and is a fully sealed, dust tight, all steel structure. The components are prefabricated for simple bolt-together erection, with little or no job site welding required. The enclosure stands by it’s own structural support without connections to the surrounding facilities. Internally, the enclosure has no areas, other than the floor, where airborne media or dust may be captured. The size of the enclosure depends on :

• The size of the job
• Number of operators
• Adequate working space around the job.

Single Screw Partial Reclaim System :

• A single screw partial reclaim system is the most economical floor design available. The system contains the major components heavy-duty screw, belt and bucket elevator, air-wash separator, perforated storage hopper with a caged man ladder and handrail. This is a basic "automatic" reclaim package that can be expanded to and "H", "U" or full floor reclaim system.
• It best suited for low to medium productive levels.

H Shaped Partial Reclaim System :

• The "H" shaped partial reclaim system adds two longitudinal screw assemblies along each side wall of the blast room. The position of the screw assemblies allows the abrasive delivered from the blasting nozzle, which is either blown or rebounded off the work piece, to strike the side walls and fall into the screws, automatically reclaiming approx. 60 - 90% of the blast media.
• This system is best suited for medium to high production.

U Shaped Partial Reclaim System :

• The "U" shaped partial reclaim system adds two longitudinal metered screw assemblies along each side wall of the blast room. The position of the screw assemblies allows automatically reclaiming approx. 60 - 90% of the blast media. This floor design is typically utilized in a "flow-through" room configuration where heavy work pieces and/or material handling devices can drive into the room and position the work piece on the steel covered concrete floor located between the longitudinal screws.
• This system is best suited for medium to high production.

Full Floor Reclaim System :

• The full floor reclaim system utilizes multiple screw assemblies to create a fully automatic abrasive reclaim system, where 100% of the blast media is returned to the separator system during the blasting operation.
• This system is best suited for high production requirements.

Recovery Systems :
All abrasive recovery system include three basic functions :

• Delivering the abrasive which rebounds off the workpiece too a central recovery point.
• Transporting the abrasive from that central point to an abrasive cleaner.
• Removing dust, fines and other unwanted material from the abrasive before it enters the blast machine to re-use.

Mechanical Recovery : Consists of Bucket Elevator, Abrasive Cleaner & Screw Conveyor System
Pneumatic Recovery :

• Pneumatic Recovery works best with light weight media, such as agricultural, plastic, glass bead or aluminium oxide. The "W" Section pneumatic recovery system, dust and media fall through funnel shaped holes into channels beneath the floor. High velocity air carries this media and dust to the reclaimer.
• Because there are no moving parts, pneumatic floors are simple to operate and maintain. Pneumatic recovery requires the use of a reclaimer - a type of cyclone separator - to separate blast media from the dust, debris and fines.

Scrapper Floor Recovery :

• One of the mechanical recovery systems from blast room floor where the abrasive is pushed forward by pushers in to the plenum/screw hopper for reuse.
• The scraper floor is designed to automatically recover spent abrasive and contamination back to a bucket elevator. The scraper floor consists of a series of pivoting blades fitted into a movable frame. The scraper move back and forth by a pneumatic cylinder. The blades ride up and over the media on the backwards stroke, pushing the abrasive along on the forward stroke. The media is then transported to the abrasive cleaning unit. The advantage of the scraper floor system is its low profile design which reduces or, if floor mounted, eliminates any foundation costs. The system is designed for low maintenance and does not require any tools to remove the blades from the modules for inspection or repair.

Air Ejector Recovery System :
Air Ejector type Recovery is a low cost abrasive recovery system in which abrasive is swept manually in a corner & fed in the feed hopper. From the feed hopper air-operated, air-injector by a respiratory pipe forces the abrasive into separator drum through elevator pipe. Fine dust from the abrasive is separated in and usable media with fine particles of abrasive passed through fine screen separator. In fine screen separator the fine abrasive particle get filtered out and usable media transferred into pressure tank for reuse.

• The layouts of complete Blast Room System are always different from plant to plant, every blast room must be designed independently depending upon the customer’s requirement. National Enterprises offers variety of Blast Room designs and system configurations which allow us to design a blast room facility uniquely tailored to meet the economic production, safety & environmental concerns of each customers.
• Blast room equipment is used in a wide variety of industries that require surface preparation prior to the application of a protective coating. The surface of the work piece is cleaned by a mixture of abrasive and high pressure compressed air being directed at the work piece by blast nozzle. The blast room contains the abrasive being shot at the work piece, as well providing lighting & ventilation for the operator's safety.

Enclosure :
The modular blast room is specially ventilated and illuminated for enclosed abrasive blasting, and is a fully sealed, dust tight, all steel structure. The components are prefabricated for simple bolt-together erection, with little or no job site welding required. The enclosure stands by it’s own structural support without connections to the surrounding facilities. Internally, the enclosure has no areas, other than the floor, where airborne media or dust may be captured. The size of the enclosure depends on :

• The size of the job
• Number of operators
• Adequate working space around the job.

Single Screw Partial Reclaim System :

• A single screw partial reclaim system is the most economical floor design available. The system contains the major components heavy-duty screw, belt and bucket elevator, air-wash separator, perforated storage hopper with a caged man ladder and handrail. This is a basic "automatic" reclaim package that can be expanded to and "H", "U" or full floor reclaim system.
• It best suited for low to medium productive levels.

H Shaped Partial Reclaim System :

• The "H" shaped partial reclaim system adds two longitudinal screw assemblies along each side wall of the blast room. The position of the screw assemblies allows the abrasive delivered from the blasting nozzle, which is either blown or rebounded off the work piece, to strike the side walls and fall into the screws, automatically reclaiming approx. 60 - 90% of the blast media.
• This system is best suited for medium to high production.

U Shaped Partial Reclaim System :

• The "U" shaped partial reclaim system adds two longitudinal metered screw assemblies along each side wall of the blast room. The position of the screw assemblies allows automatically reclaiming approx. 60 - 90% of the blast media. This floor design is typically utilized in a "flow-through" room configuration where heavy work pieces and/or material handling devices can drive into the room and position the work piece on the steel covered concrete floor located between the longitudinal screws.
• This system is best suited for medium to high production.

Full Floor Reclaim System :

• The full floor reclaim system utilizes multiple screw assemblies to create a fully automatic abrasive reclaim system, where 100% of the blast media is returned to the separator system during the blasting operation.
• This system is best suited for high production requirements.

Recovery Systems :
All abrasive recovery system include three basic functions :

• Delivering the abrasive which rebounds off the workpiece too a central recovery point.
• Transporting the abrasive from that central point to an abrasive cleaner.
• Removing dust, fines and other unwanted material from the abrasive before it enters the blast machine to re-use.

Mechanical Recovery : Consists of Bucket Elevator, Abrasive Cleaner & Screw Conveyor System
Pneumatic Recovery :

• Pneumatic Recovery works best with light weight media, such as agricultural, plastic, glass bead or aluminium oxide. The "W" Section pneumatic recovery system, dust and media fall through funnel shaped holes into channels beneath the floor. High velocity air carries this media and dust to the reclaimer.
• Because there are no moving parts, pneumatic floors are simple to operate and maintain. Pneumatic recovery requires the use of a reclaimer - a type of cyclone separator - to separate blast media from the dust, debris and fines.

Scrapper Floor Recovery :

• One of the mechanical recovery systems from blast room floor where the abrasive is pushed forward by pushers in to the plenum/screw hopper for reuse.
• The scraper floor is designed to automatically recover spent abrasive and contamination back to a bucket elevator. The scraper floor consists of a series of pivoting blades fitted into a movable frame. The scraper move back and forth by a pneumatic cylinder. The blades ride up and over the media on the backwards stroke, pushing the abrasive along on the forward stroke. The media is then transported to the abrasive cleaning unit. The advantage of the scraper floor system is its low profile design which reduces or, if floor mounted, eliminates any foundation costs. The system is designed for low maintenance and does not require any tools to remove the blades from the modules for inspection or repair.

Air Ejector Recovery System :
Air Ejector type Recovery is a low cost abrasive recovery system in which abrasive is swept manually in a corner & fed in the feed hopper. From the feed hopper air-operated, air-injector by a respiratory pipe forces the abrasive into separator drum through elevator pipe. Fine dust from the abrasive is separated in and usable media with fine particles of abrasive passed through fine screen separator. In fine screen separator the fine abrasive particle get filtered out and usable media transferred into pressure tank for reuse.