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Two-table shot blast machine helps ensure continuous workflow

The MT422 shot blast machine from Viking Corp. features two indexed tables—one loads parts while the other rotates into the blast chamber—to help ensure a continuous workflow. It is designed for cleaning small components less than 6 in. tall.

The machine offers a 24- by 6-in. blast zone. Its 15-in.-dia., center-fed VMAX 1500 blast wheel runs at 3,600 RPM and 15 HP. The unit is lined with +1-in.-thick perimeter cast chrome-moly wear plates. There is no bushing, allowing mounting directly to the shaft. Structural Shot Blasting Machine

Two-table shot blast machine helps ensure continuous workflow

Safety light curtains stop the machine if an operator breaks the light curtains’ plane during operation. Options include rotary scalping drums, auxiliary abrasive hoppers, and peening packages.

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Two-table shot blast machine helps ensure continuous workflow

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