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Cyclonic separator for non-metallic abrasives and fine shot

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ARC-CYCLONIC LINE

Cyclonic separation for glass beads, aluminum oxide, non-metallic abrasives and fine metallic shot

The CYM Materiales ARC Light Abrasives cyclonic separator is designed for the recovery and classification of light, non-metallic abrasives and fine metallic shot. Unlike the mechanical air wash curtain system, cyclonic separation classifies abrasive with greater efficiency without subjecting it to impacts or high-velocity air currents that could damage delicate particles and reduce their service life. Purified abrasive returns directly to the blast pot for immediate reuse.

  • Cyclonic separation — classifies abrasive without damaging delicate particles or reducing service life
  • Recommended abrasives: glass beads (max. Super Coarse) · aluminium oxide (max. mesh 36) · carbon steel shot S70/S230 or grit G50/G80 · stainless steel S10/S20 or Grittal G10/G20
  • For abrasive types not listed consult CYM Materiales before use
  • Cartridge dust collector with automatic pulse jet cleaning system
  • Suction and return of purified abrasive to blast pot
  • Filtration efficiency ≥ 0.5 microns at 99.9% — particulate emission < ø 10 µm
  • Applications: decorative finishing on stainless steel and aluminium, shot peening with glass beads, blasting with aluminium oxide and fine metallic shot
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