Res media - Import export

In the cryogenic blasting process, an enrichment of rubber and plastic waste powder takes place due to fine abrasion during the treatment procedure. Thus the performance and processing time of the blasting-media will deteriorate and decrease its jet-energy. In our cryognic deflashing machines, the blasting-media is primary screened by the treatment drum perforation, however, after a long operating time the amount of rubber and plastic waste powder increases. In order to guarantee a constant, statistically secure and economic processing, this powder has to be removed periodically from the blasting-media. Our automatically working blasting-media recovery machine consists of a suction & drying system and a vibrating-screen unit. The used blasting-media has to be aspirated manually from the deflashing machine. The drying of the polluted wet and cold media takes place in the suction tank and the cleaning by screening with final separation into waste powder, waste media & re-usable media,

ePTFE Gasket Pressure-Vacuum: Up to 250 bar (according to the operational and/or assembly conditions) Temperature: -240 °C up to +270 °C, short term +310 °C. After temperature exceeds 120 °C for the first time the bolts should be Re-tightened. Characteristics Simple to install Excellent adaption, ideal to compensate uneven gland surfaces Physiologically safe in temperatures up to 260 °C No change in sealant width after compression, therefore ideal for slim or limited seal areas Selection criteria: max unevenness of gland should not be bigger than 1/3 of seal thickness Operating range Pressure [p max]: Vacuum ... 250 bar Temperature: t = -240… +270 °C pH: 0 - 14 Pressure-Vacuum: Up to 250 bar (according to the operational and/or assembly conditions) Temperature: -240 °C up to +270 °C, short term +310 °C. After temperature exceeds 120 °C for the first time the bolts should be Re-tightened. Resistant All media pH 0-14, e.g: acids, alkaline, solvents, paint, oil, grease,...