ODM Portable Blast Cabinet Manufacturer & Pricelist

Standard industrial supply units generally utilize thin gauge cold-rolled steel (1.2–1.5mm) joined with non-continuous tack welds and entry-level cartridge dust bags. KOSHIN ODM blast cabinets are constructed from heavy 3.0–4.5mm CNC-folded steel plates, sealed with continuous gas-tight welds, lined with replaceable natural rubber curtains, and fitted with tungsten or boron carbide blast nozzles. Furthermore, our units incorporate dynamic cyclone media separators and reverse pulse-jet dust collectors designed for continuous multi-shift production cycles.

Under AMS 2430 and AMS 2432 standards, process repeatability is strictly tied to verifiable parameter stability: continuous blast pressure control (within ±1.0 PSI), media flow monitoring, automated workpiece indexing, and scheduled screening checks. KOSHIN supplies cabinets configured with integrated digital transducer readouts, media size screening systems, calibrated Almen strip holders, and exportable batch run data logs that provide audit-ready proof for Nadcap quality assessors.

Yes. As an original design manufacturer (ODM), our Singapore engineering office creates full parametric 3D CAD modeling tailored to your component footprint, crane clearance heights, side-loading roller tables, and media chemistry (including stainless steel, ceramics, fine glass bead, and aluminum oxide). Custom electrical integration conforms to country-specific voltage (e.g., 480V 60Hz 3-phase for US; 400V 50Hz for Europe; 380V for APAC).

Standard modular cabinets are fabricated and dry-tested within 15–20 working days. Customized PLC-driven automated platforms generally require 4 to 6 weeks from technical sign-off to Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT). Wear items, including boron carbide blast nozzles, specialized heavy-duty gloves, view window protective underlay films, and HEPA filter cartridges, are stocked in Singapore and China hubs with dispatch within 48 hours via express international air freight.

Shot blasting and sand blasting remove material such as scale, rust or old coatings and create a surface profile. Shot peening is a cold-working process that uses controlled media impacts to induce a layer of compressive residual stress, which slows crack initiation and extends fatigue life. Peening is verified by Almen intensity and coverage, not by visual cleanliness.