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Chris
Trade: SANDBLASTING
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Indiana
Posts: 633
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Soda Blasters I Need Advise!!!
I have the option to purchase an Accustrip 11SX for $2500.00, it is like new and only used a few times, I have seen it. I am kinda up in the air about investing in this because I am not sure of the market or if that is even a good deal. I think it is a 50lb capicity pot, how long can you soda blast on that amount and what can it do that my other blasting pots cant? I know fire restoration is a good one and it wont warp body metal.. Is $2500.00 a good deal for this?? There is only one other small time guy who does this and he charges $80.00 to $90.00 per bag to blast. Would this be a wise investment at this price?
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Pro
Trade: Remodeling Contractor
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: NYC
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Re: Soda Blasters I Need Advise!!!Quote:
http://usedsandblastandaircompressors.com/index23.html 12SX going for $3,750 used. Add it to your list of services. Kill, you look like you are doing well, only If i had the same luck |
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Chris
Trade: SANDBLASTING
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Indiana
Posts: 633
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Re: Soda Blasters I Need Advise!!!
How long can I blast on 50lb bag? dosnt seem to long, and would I need to run an aftercooler on my compressor using this?
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Tony
Trade: Media Blasting and Powder Coating
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Columbus, Ohio
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Re: Soda Blasters I Need Advise!!!
Not sure how long 50lb would last in that pot, but mine go through 100lb in 45 to 50 minutes. Yes you would want a after cooler and water separaters soda need dry air. It would be one more services that you offer.
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Chris
Trade: SANDBLASTING
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Indiana
Posts: 633
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Re: Soda Blasters I Need Advise!!!
Bulldog, I think I am going to get rid of my truck and buy a trailer to mount the compressor and pot on. That seems more simple and less work climbing up into the back of the truck everytime I need to choke the pot. I would like to have that soda blaster but the price of putting an aftercooler and air dryer on just isn't in the books this month. What size trailer do you think??Do you hull your media in your truck or on the trailer with the equipment? Just when I thought I had my set up ready to go......Here I am changing things. My main reason is that I can just back the trailer into the barn and its all out of the weather. The wicked cycle is continuing....
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Tony
Trade: Media Blasting and Powder Coating
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Columbus, Ohio
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Re: Soda Blasters I Need Advise!!!
Hi Killzone
I do not use a trailer at this time, but have thought about it for my pickup. I would get a 18 or 20 foot trailer that I could build a box in front to hold bags of media. Put the compressor in the middle and then the pot in the back. When there is only one person blasting I like the smaller pots that you can get close to where you are blasting so you can adjust it with out much trouble. I just posted some pictures of the second truck that I just got together.
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