Wet Media Blaster Cabinets by Media Blast®

Wet media blaster cabinets have been around since the beginning of the abrasive blasting industry. It’s a unique method for part-processing that nearly went extinct. Thankfully the rise of medical device manufacturing brought wet blasting back into the spotlight. (Check out that fascinating story here.)

What is Wet Abrasive Blasting?

Wet Vapor Blasting uses pumps, mixing paddles, and even compressed air to suspend abrasive grains in water. This slurry mixture is then pumped to a siphon injector gun assembly. This is the same as in dry blast cabinet models, and the slurry has a similar effect as dry abrasive blasting.

– Media Blast & Abrasive Blog (read more here)

Which Wet Media Blaster Cabinet is Right for Me?

If you don’t know which abrasive delivery is best for your application, check out this blog post.

If you’re still reading this, we’re going to assume you know you need a wet media blaster cabinet for your blasting project. Keep in mind there are some applications that absolutely require wet blasting and cannot be completed with dry abrasive delivery. 

Knowing that you need a wet media blaster cabinet is the first step, and knowing your Daily Duty Cycle (DDC) is the next thing to consider. Media Blast® manufactures both Industrial Wet Blasting Cabinets and Lower DDC machines.

• Industrial Wet Media Blaster Cabinets use larger, faster guns and increase profitability.
• Our lower DDC HydroSlurry machines (HydroSlurry^® Wet Blaster and HydroSlurry® Wet 2420 SS) are ideal for projects that require less daily machine operation or if time isn’t crucial.

Best in Class Wet Media Blaster Cabinets

Media Blast® makes 100% stainless steel wet blast cabinets that are built to last. We know that if your application requires wet blasting today, you will still need a wet machine 20 years from now.

A decade ago, Media Blast & Abrasives was the only US-based manufacturer of wet cabinets. We have been manufacturing wet blaster cabinets since our company started in the 1970s. 

Even though we offer more than 170 sandblasting machine models, we will never stop manufacturing wet blasting cabinets. We know that even some applications in an industrial setting might first use dry abrasive blasting for production speed and wet abrasives blasting for a final finish.

To Sum It Up

We have always made wet media blaster cabinets because we know this industry. We understand the value of wet blasting and all the wet applications. If you have any questions about wet media blaster cabinets, contact us or visit our FAQ’s About Wet Cabinets.