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Classic Blast Pots

Clemco’s classic blast pots has set a standard for the blasting industry.

These pots are built tough to endure real-world use and with practicality in mind. Intentionally constructed with wear-parts positioned for quick replacement, Clemco’s pot design allows for the elimination of downtime and maximization of time spent at the jobsite. On the pot, a concave head stores abrasive for loading and a conical bottom ensures smooth abrasive flow and complete emptying while the pot is in operation.

Clemco’s classic blast pots are available in models ranging in size from 0.5 cu. ft. to 20 cu. ft. Pots with an abrasive capacity of 8 cu. ft. and less are available as portable models. Portable blast pots are of the same industrial quality of their stationary models, but because of the often smaller pot size and attached wheels, these sandblasters are easier to move around the blast site. Stationary models are better suited for industrial use in blast rooms or for applications requiring a large volume, yet economical, blast pot. Stationary pots may also be fixed to sites or to custom truck or trailer-mounted systems.

If you were looking for the contractor-style blast pot, find it here.


Classic Blast Pots

Clemco’s classic blast pots has set a standard for the blasting industry.

These pots are built tough to endure real-world use and with practicality in mind. Intentionally constructed with wear-parts positioned for quick replacement, Clemco’s pot design allows for the elimination of downtime and maximization of time spent at the jobsite. On the pot, a concave head stores abrasive for loading and a conical bottom ensures smooth abrasive flow and complete emptying while the pot is in operation.

Clemco’s classic blast pots are available in models ranging in size from 0.5 cu. ft. to 20 cu. ft. Pots with an abrasive capacity of 8 cu. ft. and less are available as portable models. Portable blast pots are of the same industrial quality of their stationary models, but because of the often smaller pot size and attached wheels, these sandblasters are easier to move around the blast site. Stationary models are better suited for industrial use in blast rooms or for applications requiring a large volume, yet economical, blast pot. Stationary pots may also be fixed to sites or to custom truck or trailer-mounted systems.

If you were looking for the contractor-style blast pot, find it here.


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