Blasting & Tumbling Accessories

Blasting & Tumbling Accessories help shop, maintenance, and finishing operators configure, maintain, and refresh compatible blasting and tumbling equipment. The category includes air jets, nozzles, adapter kits, cabinet components, media delivery parts, gloves, strainers, and dust collection equipment for pressure blasting, siphon blasting, spot blasting, and abrasive blast cabinet work.

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Helpful Buying Guide

Choose Accessories for Your Blasting or Tumbling Setup

The right accessory depends on the type of equipment in use, the connection or component being replaced, and the stated airflow, pressure, size, or model compatibility. Review each product’s intended blasting system before selecting a replacement or setup component.

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Use Cases

Maintain and configure blasting equipment

Use replacement nozzles, air jets, gaskets, pedals, and media delivery components to support compatible pressure blasters, siphon blasters, and blast cabinets. Adapter kits help configure a compatible spot blaster for edges, corners, or focused blasting.

How to Choose

Match the accessory to the equipment

Start with the blasting system type: pressure, siphon, spot blaster, or cabinet. Then compare nozzle or jet size, stated CFM at 80 PSI, connection needs, material, package contents, and any listed model-specific compatibility.

Applications

Support media handling and cabinet work

A fine steel media strainer screens paint, rust, and other debris from new or reused media. For abrasive blast cabinets, consider arm port gasket replacement, foot-operated siphon cabinet control, media delivery components, and compatible dust collection.

Additional Info

Plan for replacement quantities and maintenance access

Available package formats range from single components to multi-piece kits and a six-pack of ceramic pressure nozzles. The dust collector has a two-piece design for access during collector and filter maintenance, while a locking clamp helps hold its drum sections together.

7–40 CFMListed nozzle kit airflow range

Selected nozzle and air jet accessories list airflow at 80 PSI from 7 to 40 CFM.

1/8–3/16 in.Listed pressure accessory sizes

Pressure blasting options include 1/8-inch ceramic nozzles and a 3/16-inch nozzle kit.

112 CFMDust collector airflow

The abrasive blast cabinet dust collector provides 112 CFM airflow.

6 piecesCeramic nozzle pack quantity

The 1/8-inch ceramic pressure nozzles are supplied in a six-piece pack.

Comparison Guide

Compare Blasting & Tumbling Accessory Types

Use this overview to identify the accessory group that best aligns with the compatible equipment and task at hand.

Accessory typeBest fitKey selection details
Nozzles and air jetsPressure or siphon blasting equipmentMatch system type, stated CFM at 80 PSI, nozzle or jet size, material, and compatibility.
Kits and delivery componentsReplacement planning and siphon media supplyCompare included components, such as nozzles, washers, air jets, hoses, connectors, and gun assemblies.
Cabinet, handling, and work accessoriesBlast cabinet operation, media screening, and operator tasksCheck cabinet or spot blaster compatibility, connection size, dimensions, package quantity, and intended application.
Planning Guide

Plan the right fit before choosing

Start With Blasting System Type

Pressure, siphon, spot blasting, and cabinet accessories serve different setups

Pressure blasting accessories include a 3/16-inch nozzle kit and 1/8-inch ceramic pressure nozzles. Siphon blasting options include a steel nozzle kit, a foot pedal for siphon cabinets, a media delivery system, and a tungsten carbide nozzle for 12 CFM siphon guns. A rubber adapter kit is made for the 40013 Spot Blaster, while cabinet-focused items include an arm port gasket and dust collector.

  • Choose pressure-specific parts for compatible pressure blasting equipment.
  • Choose siphon-specific nozzles, gun components, media delivery parts, or pedal control for compatible siphon setups.
  • Confirm listed equipment compatibility before choosing a spot blaster or cabinet accessory.
Compare Airflow, Size, and Components

Use stated requirements to narrow compatible replacement options

Several air-handling and nozzle products list airflow at 80 PSI. The medium steel air jet and ceramic pressure nozzles are rated at 15 CFM, the pressure blaster nozzle kit at 40 CFM, the steel siphon nozzle kit at 7 CFM, and the media delivery system’s gun assembly at 12 CFM. Sizes also vary, including 1/8-inch, 3/16-inch, and 1/4-inch inside-diameter options.

  • Match stated CFM and 80 PSI information to the applicable equipment requirements.
  • Compare nozzle and jet dimensions with the required replacement size.
  • Check kit contents: options may include nozzles, washers, an air jet, an Allen wrench, hoses, connectors, or a gun assembly.
Consider Shop Workflow Accessories

Select components that support cleaner, more manageable blasting work

Natural rubber gloves provide flexible hand coverage and help reduce static shock during blasting and tumbling tasks. A fine steel media strainer helps remove debris that can clog nozzles and supports media reuse. For compatible abrasive blast cabinets, the steel drum dust collector provides 112 CFM airflow, a 50-micron filter bag, a 2-1/4-inch connection hose, and a 6-foot hose.

  • Use the media strainer with siphon, pressure, and cabinet blasting setups.
  • Consider the foot pedal when a compatible siphon cabinet needs foot-operated control.
  • Verify the dust collector connection requirement for cabinets using a 2-1/4-inch connection.
FAQ

Common questions before buying

How do I choose between pressure and siphon blasting nozzles?

Choose by the compatible blasting system first. Pressure-specific options include the 3/16-inch nozzle kit and 1/8-inch ceramic pressure nozzles, while siphon options include the steel nozzle kit and the 1/4-inch ID nozzle for 12 CFM siphon guns.

What airflow ratings are listed for these accessories?

Listed ratings at 80 PSI include 7 CFM for the steel siphon nozzle kit, 12 CFM for the media delivery system gun assembly, 15 CFM for the medium air jet and ceramic pressure nozzles, and 40 CFM for the pressure blaster nozzle kit.

Can blasting media be screened for reuse?

Yes. The fine steel media strainer screens paint, rust, and other particles from new or reused blasting media and helps reduce debris that can clog nozzles.

What is included with the abrasive blast cabinet dust collector?

It has a steel drum, 50-micron filter bag, two-piece design, locking clamp, 2-1/4-inch connection hose, and a 6-foot hose. It provides 112 CFM airflow for compatible abrasive blast cabinets.