Clarke Gritblast Gun - SB3

The gun is suitable for dry abrasive particles such as aluminium oxide. Ensure the grit size is appropriate for the material you are working on and the desired level of abrasion.

Yes, a minimum of a 3hp air compressor with a receiver is required for effective operation. The operating pressure should be set between 80-100 psi.

The container has a 1-litre capacity. The frequency of refills depends on the intensity and duration of your blasting task.

The SB3 is designed for robust surface preparation. For very delicate surfaces, a less aggressive abrasive media or a different tool might be more suitable. Always test on an inconspicuous area first.

Please refer to the product documentation or the retailer for specific warranty information, as warranty periods can vary.

Keep the nozzle clean and free from debris. Periodically inspect it for wear; a worn nozzle will reduce performance and may need replacement.

Check air supply pressure (ensure it's within 80-100 psi). Verify the air hose connection is secure. Ensure the grit container is correctly attached and the internal feed is not blocked. Clean the nozzle.

Increase air pressure slightly within the recommended range. Check for blockages in the grit feed path or the nozzle. Ensure the correct type and size of abrasive grit is being used. Clean the air inlet filter.

Inspect all seals and connections for damage or wear. Tighten connections where appropriate. If leaks persist, contact customer support for repair or replacement parts.

Ensure the nozzle is clean and free from obstructions. Check for consistent air pressure. Use a uniform abrasive grit. The nozzle may be worn and require replacement.