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Maintenance and Tutorial Video Links
 | How to setup your Texas Built Dustless Blaster for the first time Everything you need to know about your new Dustless Blasting Machine before you go out on a job |
 | Setting up your Texas Built DB150 Blast Pot DB150 Texas Built Dustless Blasting Pot Delivers Big Power in a small Package Needs a minimum of 75CFM Compressor Comes Compressor ready with a # 4/16″ Nozzle – multimedia wet and Dry Blasting |
 | How to replace dry blasting wear parts This video shows you how to replace your wearing parts for example Elbow insert, Outlet Pipe and air inlet nozzle. I hold stock of these in Redland Bay QLD These parts would usually need to be replaced after 2000 hours of wet blasting and 400 hours Dry blasting. |
 | How to adjust media flow on the Dustless Blasting Pot You should get approx. 15 minutes of blasting time per 25kg bag of media, Garnet, crushed Glass, Glass Bead or Plastic Urea |
 | Part Number A-PG0164 for DB225 Dustless Blasting Pot Part Number A-PG0167 for DB500 and DB800 Dustless Blasting Pot |
 | Pinch Hose Maintenance and Replacement The pinch hose is the main wear part on your Dustless Blaster and must be replaced occasionally. Part number A-MF0468 for DB225 and A-MF0442 for DB500 and DB800 Part Number A-MF0239 with couplings |
 | Parker Vale- Maintenance Guide Learn how to maintain the parker valve found in your blast pot’s control Box. Part # A-PG0173 or Maintenance kit Part #S-PG0008 |
 | How to spot if your blast pot is real or fake When it comes to dustless blasting, your equipment is everything. Your blast pot is the heart of the operation, responsible for delivering a consistent and powerful stream of abrasive material under high pressure. However, not all blast pots are created equal. While you may be tempted to save a few bucks on a cheaper option, purchasing a counterfeit or low-quality blast pot can lead to serious safety issues, poor performance, and higher long-term costs. |
 | 3M Versaflo set up and maintenance Video The 3M Versaflo kit for abrasive blasting is considered one of the best for several reasons:
All of these factors combine to make the 3M Versaflo kit an excellent choice for abrasive blasting, providing effective protection, comfort, and durability for workers in demanding environments. |
How to empty your Dustless Blasting Pot If you are storing your machine for a while or switching from wet to dry blasting, you’ll need to empty the tank. If you will not be using your Dustless Blaster for an extended period of time, it is a good idea to empty it of water and media. If you leave wet material sitting in the blast pot for days, it will smell bad. There are two ways to empty the pot. One way is to simply blast it out. You can remove the nozzle from the blast hose to speed this process up, but make sure to hold on tight! Without the nozzle there to restrict airflow, the recoil can be rather strong. If there is still a lot of media and / or water in the machine and you don’t want to waste diesel blasting it out, you may also remove the flange at the bottom of the blast pot’s cone to let it all drain out. 1. Fully depressurize machine |
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