Glass Etching, Sandblasting
Stone Carving, Signs,
and Tint Film

SEP4 Start-up Package #4 On-site System

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Price: $1,695.00

• 1 ea. #OSB7 Pressure Pot Blaster: w/regulator, diaphram type media valve, and air actuated remote control foot pedal. This type of blaster has become an industry standard for sandblast glass etching because it allows you to use all the different glass etching techniques such as delicate shaded etching at low pressure, simple surface etching at medium pressure, and deep carving at high pressure. The blaster is placed next to the cabinet and the flexible blast hose fits into the cabinet and has a small nozzle end assembly. The foot pedal is the trigger.
• 1 ea. #522120 Aluminum Oxide Abrasive Blast Media: 50 lb. box, 180 grit
• 1 ea. #41550 Vinyl Resist: (also known as mask and stencil) 4 mil white vinyl, 15" wide x 50 yds. roll for simple surface and shaded etching on narrow items such as sidelites next to entry doors.
• 1 ea. #42050 Vinyl Resist: 4 mil white vinyl, 20" wide x 50 yds. roll for simple surface and shaded etching on wider panels.
• 1 ea. #43050 Vinyl Resist: 4 mil white vinyl, 30" wide x 50 yd. roll for simple surface and shaded etching on wider panels.
• 3 ea. #1110 Ceramic Nozzle
• 1 ea. #1115 Carbide Blast Nozzle
• 2 ea. #1112 Nozzle Holders
• 1 ea. #1010 Half Mask Respirator: protects operator from silica dust that is generated by abrading the glass surface. Silica dust can cause Silicosis which is a deadly disease. The operator can be exposed to dust by opening the cabinet too fast after blasting, and when recycling the abrasive from the cabinet back into the pot blaster.
• 1 ea. #1020 Filter Pair: for the 1010 half mask respirator above.
• 1 ea. #1031 Hood w/bump cap: for the 1010 half mask respirator above.
• 1 ea. #XB-SCX1 X-ACTO Knife for cutting and picking resist.
• 1 ea. #XB-7EX100 Repl. Blades for #XB-SCX1 X-ACTO Knife.
• 1 ea. #MM5000 Squeegee for applying resist on glass.
• 1ea. #SBX1 Roller Applicator for securing resist on glass.
• 1 ea #BRX1 Needle & Burnishing Tool: to pick/weed and burnish stencils.

Note: Some people doing on-site blasting use as small as 2 hp, 110v compressors even though these compressors do not provide sufficient air to blast for long periods of time. They simply modify their blasting technique to alternate short periods of cutting out the resist with short periods of blasting, as compared to doing all the cutting first and then all of the blasting. You can also use two 2 hp compressors to provide a longer period of blast time before running out of air.