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This guide is for users of the Sealey Air Recirculating Sand/Shot Blasting Kit - SG10E, designed for use in the bodyshop. The key benefit is its feathering action, ideal for treating stone chips. Note that this kit requires an air compressor for operation. This guide covers setup, usage, and maintenance to help you get the most out of your sandblasting kit.
| Model Part Number | SG10E |
|---|---|
| Brand | Sealey |
The kit requires an air compressor capable of delivering between 60-120psi and 5-10cfm.
You can use sand or shot blasting media.
The nozzles simply screw or click into place on the gun head. Consult the user manual for specific instructions.
Nozzle lifespan depends on usage and the type of abrasive. Inspect them regularly for wear and replace them when performance degrades or when they become damaged.
After each use, empty the abrasive container. Use compressed air to blow out any remaining abrasive from the gun and the recirculating system. Wipe down the exterior with a dry cloth.
Replacement nozzles are available from Sealey stockists. Check the Sealey website for the parts.
Yes, always wear appropriate safety gear, including eye protection, a respirator, and gloves.
The operating pressure should be between 60-120psi.
Check the air supply and ensure the compressor is providing sufficient pressure. Also, verify that the air hose connections are secure and that the nozzle is not blocked. Check for any air leaks.
Check the abrasive level and condition. Replace the abrasive if it's damp or clogged. Check the nozzle for wear or blockages and replace if necessary. Ensure that the air pressure is within the recommended range (60-120psi).
Ensure the recirculating mechanism is functioning correctly. Check all connections for leaks. Ensure that you are wearing appropriate safety gear, including a respirator.
