Why do I have continuous air flow without using the foot pedal?

You shouldn't. Sounds to me like your foot pedal is stuck in the open position. You might reach out to this product's manufacturer for tech support at 216-831-0550. Thanks for shopping with us!

How do I drain the sand out of the blaster?

There's an access door on the side that you can remove and scoop it out. With that said, the easy way is to just connect some PVC tube and run it to the dumpster or to a grassy area, insert the spray gun into the tube, and just blow it out of the blaster to wherever you want it to go. Thanks for your question!

What level of noise does the equipment generate in operation?

These make about the same amount of noise as a typical vacuum cleaner. Thanks for your question!

Does the 42000 come assembled?

No sir. The truck carriers charge to ship these items based on the density, so if we were to fully assemble this and ship it to you, it would more than double the shipping cost. I think your shipping cost alone would probably increase by $400 to $500 if the cabinet came assembled. Luckily, assembly only takes 2 men about 90 minutes. Thanks for shopping with us!

I have been looking at several units and need some advice. We are a smaller government contractor looking to purchase a bead blaster. I have the capability of 25 cfm at 80 psi. I do not want the cheapest version but would consider the top of the line. I have been looking at AllSource 42000 Pressure Pot Media Sand Blast Cabinet. Let me know what you think would be the best. I want the least maintenance as possible.

I’ll be honest, the REPP70 and 42000 are hobbyist grade blasters. We see plenty of guys run the REPP70 commercially, but they’re commonly buying consumables like fittings, valves, and hoses. It’s just nearly impossible to flow abrasive blast media under pressure and not experience significant wear. With that said, we do carry an industrial-grade option. See the Power Peen Blaster by Media Blast. If you want to run a cabinet nonstop in a commercial setting and not find yourself buying consumables often, this is the unit you’ll need. Sadly, it’s 367% more money, but if you want commercial grade, and you want American made, that’s what it’s going to cost you. Thanks for shopping with us Brandon!

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CURTIS Jul 04, 2024

Q. Why do I have continuous air flow without using the foot pedal?
A. You shouldn't. Sounds to me like your foot pedal is stuck in the open position. You might reach out to this product's manufacturer for tech support at 216-831-0550. Thanks for shopping with us!
Stich May 28, 2024

Q. How do I drain the sand out of the blaster?
A. There's an access door on the side that you can remove and scoop it out. With that said, the easy way is to just connect some PVC tube and run it to the dumpster or to a grassy area, insert the spray gun into the tube, and just blow it out of the blaster to wherever you want it to go. Thanks for your question!
Charlsbar May 03, 2024

Q. What level of noise does the equipment generate in operation?
A. These make about the same amount of noise as a typical vacuum cleaner. Thanks for your question!
Tomski Mar 07, 2024

Q. Does the 42000 come assembled?
A. No sir. The truck carriers charge to ship these items based on the density, so if we were to fully assemble this and ship it to you, it would more than double the shipping cost. I think your shipping cost alone would probably increase by $400 to $500 if the cabinet came assembled. Luckily, assembly only takes 2 men about 90 minutes. Thanks for shopping with us!
Brandon Liles Apr 27, 2023

Q. I have been looking at several units and need some advice. We are a smaller government contractor looking to purchase a bead blaster. I have the capability of 25 cfm at 80 psi. I do not want the cheapest version but would consider the top of the line. I have been looking at AllSource 42000 Pressure Pot Media Sand Blast Cabinet. Let me know what you think would be the best. I want the least maintenance as possible.
A. I’ll be honest, the REPP70 and 42000 are hobbyist grade blasters. We see plenty of guys run the REPP70 commercially, but they’re commonly buying consumables like fittings, valves, and hoses. It’s just nearly impossible to flow abrasive blast media under pressure and not experience significant wear. With that said, we do carry an industrial-grade option. See the Power Peen Blaster by Media Blast. If you want to run a cabinet nonstop in a commercial setting and not find yourself buying consumables often, this is the unit you’ll need. Sadly, it’s 367% more money, but if you want commercial grade, and you want American made, that’s what it’s going to cost you. Thanks for shopping with us Brandon!