Suction Blast Cabinets

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Pro-Finish suction cabinets cost less and are simpler than pressure cabinets.  They also blast continuously without the need to stop for media refills, and they simplify the use of multiple nozzles.  The results are usually comparable to those achieved with a pressure system although production rates are not as high.  When initial coast and maintenance are primary concerns, the suction system is a good choice.

Pro-Finish suction systems come in five sizes and can be specified with a collector or dust bag on smaller units.

Standard Cabinets ( See "side view" for A, B, C, D, E and F.  See "plan view" for G, H, floor area, and access points.)

Side View	Plan View

Dust Collectors

NOTES TO SPECIFICATIONS: All cabinets sizes feature 14-guage steel construction with the exception of 7272 cabinets which are 11-guage. Cabinets with a single door opening on the right-hand side.(An additional left-hand door is optional.)

MEANING OF MODEL NUMBERS AND LETTER CODES:The first two numbers indicate nominal cabinet depth in inches. The next two or three numbers show nominal cabinet width. Letters following model numbers mean the following:S = Suction; P = Pressure; B = Bag; C = Collector; R = Reclaimer. Numerals following letter codes show reclaimer-ventilation capacity in hundreds of CFM at 6" S.P. (1,200 CFM units are rated at 10" S.P.) "TWIN" indicates a two-cabinet system.(Example: a 60120 TWIN consists of two 6060 cabinets) Letter codes in parentheses translate as follows:CDC = Cartridge Dust Collector; ERGO = Ergo-Blast model; FS = FaStrip model.