• 800 LB. Load Capacity
• Dust Collector:  Air pulse type (included)
• 15000 lbs per hour abrasive
• Simple on screen controls
• Air Requirement: 100-120 CFM @ 60-80 PSI. 3/4" NPT furnished for air connection.
• Tower light with alarm
• On screen diagnostics
• Variable speed blasting with VFD drive
• Direct dive blast wheel
• Durable rubber conveyor V belt
• Media cleaning / recycling system

• Omron Color HMI touch screen
• Omron programmable logic controller (PLC)
• VFD Drive Blast Wheel

• Machine is ready for inspection and/or shipping
• Technical data without obligation – subject to prior sale
• Specifications and location are subject to change without notice

New BlastMech 6 Cubic Foot Tumble Blast Shot Blasting Machine

This Shot Blast Machines model TB-6 is manufactured by BlastMech Canada
https://blastmech.com/products/

This machine reference #4604 Shot Blast Machines is currently located at our Beta Die Casting Equipment warehouse and is ready for inspection and shipping.

How Does a Tumble Blast Shot Blasting Machine Work?

A tumble blast shot blasting machine is a type of abrasive blasting equipment used for cleaning, deburring, descaling, and surface finishing of small to medium-sized parts. It is particularly effective for batch processing of multiple components at once. Here’s how it works:

1. Loading the Workpiece
The parts to be treated are placed inside a rotating barrel or drum. The machine is designed to handle bulk components such as bolts, screws, castings, or forgings. The barrel can be loaded manually or via an automated conveyor system.

2. Blasting Process
Once the barrel is loaded and sealed, the machine starts rotating it at a controlled speed. Simultaneously, high-velocity abrasive media (such as steel shot, grit, or ceramic beads) is propelled onto the parts using a centrifugal blast wheel or compressed air nozzles. The abrasive impacts the surfaces, removing rust, scale, burrs, or old coatings.

3. Tumbling Action
The rotation of the barrel ensures that all parts are continuously tumbled, exposing every surface to the abrasive stream evenly. This prevents uneven treatment and ensures consistent finishing. The speed and angle of rotation can be adjusted depending on the part geometry and desired finish.

4. Abrasive Separation & Recycling
After blasting, the used abrasive media, along with loosened debris, falls through a perforated barrel or a separate separation system. A built-in recovery system (screws, elevators, or air wash separators) collects, cleans, and recycles the abrasive for reuse, reducing waste and operational costs.

5. Unloading Finished Parts
Once the cycle is complete, the barrel stops, and the treated parts are unloaded. They emerge clean, smooth, and ready for further processing or coating.

Advantages
Uniform Finishing: Ensures even treatment of all surfaces.

High Efficiency: Processes large batches in a single cycle.

Automation-Friendly: Can be integrated into production lines.

This machine is widely used in industries like automotive, aerospace, and foundries for mass finishing of small components.

Who We Are:

Beta Die Casting is a company that buys, sells, evaluates, and supplies used shot blast machines. We buy and sell used abrasive shot blasting machines for surface preparation in die casting and foundry applications, such as deburring, deflashing, sand removal, descaling, and shot peening.  We have some of the most well-known manufacturers of shot blasting machines available like Wheelabrator, BCP, and DISA.