C
Media air-wash removes oversized particles and dust from the blast cycle while returning good media to the storage hopper for reuse.  Cyclonic media reclaimers replace the air-wash in some recovery systems, such as Empire's PRS.

D
Media is normally stored in a Cylindrical hopper sized to and mounted on the pressure vessel for automatic gravity refills.  A higher-capacity, Free-standing hopper can be substituted to lengthen operating cycles when a partial recovery floor is used.

E
A.S.M.E.- approved Pressure vessels offer 6-1/2 or 10 1/2 cubic-foot capacity and a 1-1/4" pipe string to provide ample air flow when optional second outlet is required.
 

G
Electrical controls are installed in NEMA-12 enclosures and pre-wired for easy hookup.

H
Empire gives you a wide range of choices for conveying media including:  Screw floors, Vibratory floors, Sweep chutes, Shovel chutes and Pneumatic-recovery troughs.

I
Work-access doors provide a large entry for loading parts.  Rooms can be equipped with doors at both ends to facilitate in-line parts handling.

J
Air-inlet plenums are custom engineered to meet proper cross-draft requirements.

K
Fluorescent lighting, protected by clear lexan panels, provides excellent illumination and can be replaced easily from the top of the room.

Package Blast Room

Package blast-room enclosures are available in a variety of sizes.  These enclosures feature #11-gauge wall/ceiling panels and fully welded construction.  Package rooms require minimal set-up and normally can be installed and running within a day.

Field-erected room enclosures are available in standard configurations up to 30' wide, 20' high, with no limit to length.  These enclosures feature bolt-together construction with #11-gauge wall panels and #14-gauge ceiling panels.  Although this type of construction increases set-up work, it offers advantages in terms of lower shipping costs and greater design flexibility.