Sand Blasting Machine
From ₹40,000 *
Indicative range: 40K - 10Lakh
Sand blasting machine in India are available as portable pressure-pot units or enclosed equipment, with prices depending on capacity and automation. A sandblasting machine cleans metal, brick, and stone surfaces by firing abrasive media at high pressure to remove rust, paint, and contamination.
Usually replies within one business day · Manufacturer in Jodhpur, India
Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Machine type | Portable pressure-pot, blast cabinet (pressure, suction, wet) |
| Automation grade | Manual, Semi-Automatic, Automatic |
| Construction material | Mild steel |
| Abrasive pot capacity | 50-1000 kg (approx. 42-284 L; varies with media density) |
| Abrasive media | Garnet, aluminium oxide, steel shot, steel grit, glass beads, copper slag |
| Abrasive size | 16-80 mesh |
| Working pressure | 80-100 psi (5.5-7 bar) |
| Compressed air requirement | 45-217 CFM at 80 psi (approx. 1.3-6.1 m³/min) |
| Nozzle size | 5-10 mm (approx. #3 to #6) |
| Blast hose length | 5-10 m |
| Compressor (not included) | Approx. 10-50 HP, sized at least 20% above the CFM requirement |
| Cleaning rate | 4-23 Sq.m/hr (depends on media, nozzle, pressure, and surface condition) |
| Applications | Rust removal, paint stripping, mill scale removal, surface finishing, surface preparation before coating |
| Power supply | 220-240 V, 50 Hz for small units; 415 V, 3-phase for larger compressor setups |
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Sand blasting machines are widely used across India for rust removal, paint stripping, surface cleaning, and coating preparation. They serve industries such as oil and gas, construction, automotive, shipbuilding, steel fabrication, manufacturing, and infrastructure maintenance, helping prepare metal and other surfaces for painting, finishing, and protective coatings.
The abrasive stream gets into tight corners, recesses, and irregular geometry that sandpaper, wire brushes, or grinding wheels can't reach cleanly - useful on components with complex shapes or hard-to-access joints.
Blasting leaves a uniform surface profile that later steps - polishing, painting, or protective coating - need in order to bond or finish evenly across the whole part.
A single blasting pass covers ground that manual sanding would take significantly longer to match, particularly across large or uneven surface areas.
Beyond steel and other metals, sand blasting is also effective on concrete, stone, and masonry - removing surface contamination, old coatings, and buildup without damaging the underlying material when the right abrasive and pressure are used.
It's a reliable way to remove old paint layers and even out a rough or uneven surface before refinishing - commonly used to restore worn building facades and exteriors.
Regular use on metal pipes, fittings, and fixtures clears corrosion and buildup before it compromises the part, helping maintain function and extend service life.
By clearing away grime, oxidation, and old coatings, sand blasting brings a worn surface back to a clean, refreshed appearance - often the fastest route to restoring an aged part or structure.
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Airo Shot Blast Equipments manufactures sand blasting machine in India, in both portable and cabinet configurations, and supplies them across India as well as for export. Whether you're prepping structural steel on-site, cleaning stonework on a construction job, or finishing fabricated components in a workshop, there's a configuration sized for the job.
An abrasive blasting machine is the fastest way to strip rust, old paint, and mill scale from a metal or masonry surface before it's coated, painted, or put back into service. Instead of hours of manual grinding or wire brushing, compressed air drives abrasive media against the surface and clears it in a single pass - leaving a clean, uniform base that coatings actually bond to.
Sand blasting machines in India come in three main types: portable pressure-pot machines for on-site work, blasting cabinets (pressure, suction and wet) for small and medium parts, and automatic machines for repetitive, high-volume production. The right type depends on your part size, daily volume and finish required.
A portable machine is easy to move and suitable for on-site blasting work. A portable sand blasting machine is commonly used for rust, paint, scale, and surface contamination removal from large components.
A blasting cabinet provides an enclosed area for blasting small and medium-sized components. A cabinet-type sand blasting machine is commonly used for cleaning, finishing, and preparing automotive parts, castings, and fabricated components.
A pressure blasting cabinet uses compressed air to propel abrasive media at high velocity. It is ideal for heavy-duty cleaning, corrosion removal, and industrial surface preparation.
A suction blaster draws abrasive media into the compressed-air stream for blasting. It is suitable for light to medium cleaning, finishing, and deburring applications.
A cabinet-type wet blasting machine combines water and abrasive media during surface treatment. It helps control dust while providing effective cleaning and finishing for suitable applications.
An automatic sand blasting machine in India is designed for consistent and repetitive blasting operations. It is suitable for high-production environments where uniform surface preparation and reduced manual work are required.
A complete system has four essential parts: the air compressor, the blast pot or hopper, the dust collector, and the abrasive media. The air compressor supplies pressurized air, the pot or hopper holds and contains the blasting process, the dust collector removes airborne particulate for a safer working environment, and the media does the actual cleaning work on contact.
Sourcing from an Indian manufacturer rather than importing gives you a few practical advantages worth knowing before you buy:
Airo Shot Blast Equipments is a sand blasting machine manufacturer in India, established in 2008 and based in Jodhpur, Rajasthan. We design and build our machines in our own factory instead of reselling, so you get direct pricing, spares, and after-sales support from the manufacturer. Our range covers sand and shot blasting machines, blast cabinets, portable shot blasting machine, hanger-type and tumble blasting machines, blast rooms, dustless blasting machines, granite engraving machines, and dust collectors.
In 18 years, we have installed 8,000+ machines for customers in 25+ countries. Our manufacturing is ISO-certified, and our business is GST-verified. Export orders are handled with in-house documentation, so overseas buyers don’t need a separate import agent. Quotes are typically sent within 4 business hours.
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Prices range from ₹40,000 for a basic portable unit to ₹10 lakh for fully automated systems, depending on capacity and features.
Portable machines use a pressure pot and are moved to the job site - suited to structures too large to relocate. Cabinets enclose the process in a fixed chamber, suited to small and medium parts brought to the machine.
Yes, with appropriately soft abrasive media and controlled pressure, sand blasting equipment cleans brick, stone, and other construction materials without damaging the substrate.
At least 20% above the machine's stated CFM requirement to avoid overworking the compressor during continuous blasting.
For buyers in India, sourcing locally means faster delivery, easier access to spares, and on-site support. For overseas buyers, an export-ready Indian manufacturer with in-house documentation avoids the need for a separate import agent.
A portable pressure-pot sand blasting machine is the usual choice. It moves to the job, delivers high abrasive velocity, and strips rust, old paint and mill scale from structural steel, tanks and pipes. For small parts brought to the machine, a blasting cabinet is more practical.
It depends on the nozzle and pot size. Our machines typically need 45 to 217 CFM at 80 psi. Choose a compressor at least 20% above the stated requirement, so it isn’t running at its limit during continuous blasting and the cleaning rate stays consistent.
Common choices are garnet, aluminium oxide, steel shot, steel grit, glass beads and copper slag, typically in 16-80 mesh. Harder media like steel grit suits heavy rust removal, while softer media or glass beads suit delicate surfaces and finishing. Tell us your material and finish, and we’ll recommend the media.
Yes. Custom builds are available for size, automation level, and workpiece handling, and we are the manufacturer, not a reseller. We also supply wear parts such as nozzles, hoses and pinch valves. Send your part size, material and daily volume for a quote within 1 business day.
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