Borum Industrial BSB3033 User manual

Brand: Borum Industrial

Model: BSB3033

Type: User manual

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Specifications:

• Capacity: 75 Litre (Dual tank)

• Working Pressure: 60-125psi

• Air Delivery: 400-600 Litres per min @125psi

(dependent on nozzle size)

• Abrasive Media Grit: 25-80

• Abrasive Media Usage: 27-90kg @125psi per

hr (dependant on nozzle size)

• Hose Length: 3 metres

• Kit Dimensions: 660(H) x 460(W) x 305(D)mm

• Wheel Diameter: 150mm

• Nett Weight: 33kg

About the Borum brand

Our “heavy duty commercial” range of Borum Industrial equipment has been manufactured to exacting standards for the past 34

years. We specify industrial quality components and design to ensure a long and durable working life in commercial transport,

mining, earthmoving and railway environments. Our Borum Industrial range of equipment is focused on achieving superior

professional standards, reliability, quality, and are covered by a 12 month trade use warranty.

MOBILE BLASTING KIT – DUAL TANK

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WARNING INFORMATION

IMPORTANT: READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE

WARNING

The instructions and warnings contained in this manual should be read and understood before using or

operating this equipment. Do not allow anyone to use or operate this equipment until they have read

this manual and have developed a thorough understanding of how this equipment works. Failure to

observe any of the instructions contained in the manual could result in severe personal injury to the user

or bystanders, or cause damage to the equipment and property. Keep this manual in a convenient and

safe place for future reference.

The warnings, cautions and instructions discussed in this instruction manual cannot cover all possible

conditions and situations that may occur. It must be understood by the operator that common sense and

caution are factors which cannot be built into this product, but must be supplied by the operator.

Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy of information contained in this manual, the Borum

policy of continuous improvement determines the right to make modifications without prior warning.

THIS MACHINE IS NOT INTENDED FOR USE WITH SILICA BASED ABRASIVES.

SILICA BASED ABRASIVES HAVE BEEN LINKED TO SEVERE RESPIRATORY DISEASE.

CONTENTS

WARNING INFORMATION ................................................................................................................................................. 1

STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE ............................................................................................................................... 2

ASSEMBLY, OPERATION, PREVENTITIVE MAINTENANCE .................................................................................................. 3

TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS .................................................................................................................................................. 9

PARTS LIST & DIAGRAM .................................................................................................................................................. 11

WARRANTY...................................................................................................................................................................... 12

Intended Use

Blasting work utilising compressed air with recommended abrasive media and/or glass beads to clean

and abrade a surface, typically metal, of any rust, paint or other unwanted surface materials.

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STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE

DO NOT use this machine unless you have been trained and assessed to a competent level in its safe use and operation, and

have been given permission to use this

PRE-OPERATIONAL SAFETY CHECKS

− Any mobile blasting unit will produce a powerful flow of abrasive particles. To avoid personal

injury and property damage, study this manual thoroughly before assembling, operating or

servicing this mobile sandblasting unit.

− During operation, do not expose the hands or skin directly in the line of the blast nozzle.

− Do not exceed the maximum operating pressure of the blasting equipment.

− Do not use any silica based abrasives with this blasting equipment. Silica based abrasives have

been linked to severe respiratory disease.

− DO NOT attempt to put soda media in the RED side or Abrasive media in the GREEN side. Damage

to the equipment and operator injury can occur. Note: If this should occur, stop work immediately,

disconnect from air supply, release all pressure and drain tank by removing cap and inverting

unit. Replace cap, re-pressurise unit and purge all remaining media from valves and hoses.

NOTE: Soda Blasting side is colour coded GREEN

NOTE: Abrasive Blasting side is colour coded RED

OPERATIONAL SAFETY CHECKS

− Keep work area clean and well lit. Cluttered or dark work areas invite accidents.

− Use approved personal protection safety equipment such as eye protection, respiratory

protection, non-skid safety shoes, blast hood, hearing protection and a hard hat should be used.

− Wear proper clothing. Loose clothing, neckties, rings, bracelets, or other jewellery may present a

potential hazard when operating this equipment. Please keep all clothing clear of the blast gun.

− Maintain proper footing and balance at all times when operating this blasting equipment.

− Always disconnect the air supply and release pressure from the tank before refilling media,

storing, servicing, or changing accessories.

− Use clamps or other practical means to secure and support the work piece to a stable platform.

Holding work by hand or against your body may lead to loss of control and result in severe injury.

− Check for damage regularly. If any part of the tool is damaged it should be carefully inspected to

make sure that it can perform it’s intended function correctly. If in doubt, the part should be

repaired. Refer all servicing to a qualified technician.

− Always check dead man valve is not open before connecting blaster to air supply. Blaster may

cause damage to property or person if connected to air while the dead man valve is open.

− Drain water trap periodically during use. Do not allow moisture to fill more than 1/2 the water

trap bowl. Do not leave water standing in water trap when not in operation.

− Do not allow abrasive blaster to sit pressurised while unattended or not in use.

− Make sure all equipment is rated to the appropriate capacity. For best results, set regulator and

operate at 80 to 90 PSI. DO NOT exceed 125 PSI.

− Periodically check the abrasive media delivery equipment. Valves, hoses and nozzles that carry

the abrasive media after it leaves the pressure tank are subjected to the abrasive blasting action

so they will wear out more quickly than other components.

− Release the air pressure in the tank before opening. See “Releasing Pressure from the Tank”

section. Make sure pressure gauge reads “0” before opening the tank. Do not attempt any

maintenance on the abrasive blaster until the pressure gauge reads “0”, and it has been

disconnected from air supply.

− Maintain correct air pressure when working. DO NOT allow pressure to exceed 125 psi. The safety

valve is set to release at 125 PSI. If the safety valve releases, stop all work immediately and

release pressure from the tank (see “Releasing Pressure from the Tank” section).

Safety glasses must be worn when

operating this equipment

Long loose hair must be contained when

operating this equipment

Safety footwear must be worn when

operating this equipment

Close fitting/protective clothing must be

worn when operating this equipment

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ASSEMBLY, OPERATION, PREVENTITIVE MAINTENANCE

1. FEATURES & MODELS

This Borum Dual Soda/Abrasive Mobile Sandblasting Kit uses safe, harmless dry baking soda blast

media alongside traditional aggressive abrasive media. You can easily switch between soda and

abrasive media as you work, or even mix soda with traditional blast media for more cleaning power.

A low-impact, eco-friendly way to strip paint, soda blasters are ideal for cleaning delicate parts, soft

metals or working in areas where other blast media maybe hazardous.

2. ASSEMBLY

1. Remove Dual Blasting Kit assembly from packaging and place on a soft work

surface for assembly.

2. Place tubular sides of the upper loop frame over the swaged ends of the lower

frame and axle assembly. Attach to the 4 outward curved tank mounting tabs

using 2 supplied 6mm long Phillips head screws and nuts.

3. Place 2 wheels with offset hubs inward onto axle ends with washers on outboard

ends. Push the split pins through holes in axle and bend split ends around

axle.

4. Slide the front support loop over the leg stubs welded to the front of the tanks.

Place a split pin in each hole and fold split ends over.

5. Attach inlet manifold to the tab on the cross member of the frame assembly

with 4 included 13mm long socket head cap screws.

6. Using teflon tape, thread the pressure gauge into the open port on the top of

the inlet manifold and tighten. (CAUTION: these are tapered pipe threads and

over tightening will cause permanent damage).

7. Using teflon tape, thread the moisture trap and inlet valve into the rear facing

port of the inlet manifold and tighten. (CAUTION: these are tapered pipe

threads and over tightening will cause permanent damage).

8. IMPORTANT NOTE: The Borum Industrial Dual Blasting Kit combines two

separate blasting systems using one discharge nozzle. The Soda System is

identified with GREEN valves while the Abrasive System is identified with RED

valves. When viewed from the back (wheel side) the RED (Abrasive) is on the

LEFT and the GREEN (Soda) is on the RIGHT. When making hose connections,

it is vitally important to ensure the systems are as designated.

9. Using teflon tape, thread the female fitting of the right (SODA) pressure hose into the right front

male fitting on the inlet manifold and tighten.

(CAUTION: these are tapered pipe threads and over tightening will cause

permanent damage).

10. Repeat previous step for the left (ABRASIVE) pressure hose.

11. Flip the unit gently on its back with the frame loop and wheels supporting the

weight providing access to the manifold assemblies on the underside of the

tank.

12. Attach the right side SODA blast hose (GREEN VALVE) to the barbed fitting and

securely tighten the hose clamp. Note: Be certain that the GREEN VALVE at the

tank end corresponds to the GREEN VALVE at the discharge nozzle end.

13. Repeat previous step for the left (ABRASIVE) blast hose.

14. Using Teflon Tape, thread the blast discharge nozzle to the 2-in-1 Manifold.

(CAUTION: these are tapered pipe threads and over tightening will cause

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3. BEFORE USE

Conduct a thorough visual inspection checking for leaks and any abnormal conditions, such as

cracked welds, leaks, and damaged, loose, or missing parts.

− Before beginning any blasting, the separate Soda Blasting and Abrasive Blasting systems must

be individually adjusted for optimal flow. Failure to do so will result in inefficient operation and

wasted soda/abrasive media.

− This manual is divided into two sections, blasting with Soda and blasting with Abrasive media.

Please follow the individual following procedures for Soda Blasting (GREEN SIDE) and Abrasive

Blasting (RED SIDE).

4. OPERATION

Warning: Prior to each use always conduct a visual inspection checking for leaks and any

abnormal conditions, such as cracked welds, leaks, and damaged, loose, or missing parts.

SODA BLASTING (Green Valves)

Although the bi-carbonate of soda (Baking Soda) blasting media itself is safe in most situations,

appropriate care should be taken when using or disposing as some removed paints and coatings

may contain some levels of hazardous materials such as lead, zinc chromate, etc. Additional

protection may be required in the presence of these substances.

Soda Blasting media is highly susceptible to moisture absorption which will cause clumping and

erratic operation. To insure proper function, it is imperative to have an effective moisture filter

and/or desiccant system in the air supply immediately before the air inlet. Be sure to drain any

moisture captured in the moisture filter before and after each use. Failure to do so may cause

“caking” of media and complete blockage of equipment.

SODA OPERATION

1. Carefully fill the unit as per instructions using a screen sifter and

funnel. Note: a suitable screen such as stainless flyscreen mesh

must be used to capture any clumps present in the bag of media.

2. Close all four valves and connect the air supply. DO NOT EXCEED

125 PSI. For best results, begin with a blaster inlet pressure of 80

to 90 PSI. To avoid media clumping or caking, be certain to have a

clean, moisture free air supply that includes an effective moisture

filter or desiccant system.

3. Open the Inlet air supply valve slowly and carefully while checking

for leakage.

4. Slowly open the throttling valve (Fig. 1) to the 1⁄2 position while

checking for leakage. Note: This valve will require fine tuning to

provide optimal media flow based on media formulation, air

pressure and desired volume.

5. Slowly open the media flow valve (Fig. 2) to the full position while

checking for leakage.

6. You may now direct the nozzle toward your work and depress the gun nozzle discharge lever.

Note: Some slow, pulsing discharges of media can be expected until the flow becomes consistent.

7. Once a steady flow of media is observed, begin by holding the nozzle 150-300mm from the work

surface at a 30°-45° angle for best results.

8. Hold the stream against the work until it abrades through the coating revealing an edge.

9. Use the stream as a “wedge” working at the edge to quickly remove the coating.

10. At this point you can vary the position of the throttling valve (Fig. 1) from the initial 1⁄2 open

starting setting to achieve an optimum air/media ratio. Note: As there are many variables

affecting the flow such as media formulation, hardness of coating, air volume, air pressure and

atmospheric conditions, this process requires a bit of “trial and error” by experimenting with

distance, angle and throttle position. You will quickly become proficient at determining the ideal

settings.

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11. When refilling the tank becomes necessary, first shut off the inlet air supply valve, then the

throttling valve and lastly the flow valve. For safety, always disconnect the air supply. Next, open

the purge valve to release all tank air pressure. You may then open the tank filler cap and refill

following the step by step procedure below.

12. All unused media MUST be drained from the tank when completing work as any moisture present

in the tank will drain to the bottom of the tank and can create a solid “cake” with the media,

requiring complete disassembly of the apparatus at the bottom of the tank. Note: Failure to

properly seal or over tightening fittings can lead to component failure which could result in sudden

air pressure release and cause serious injury.

13. To drain unused media from the tank, place the open end of the clear purge hose into a suitable

container such as a large bucket or sturdy box with closed seams and cover with a blanket. Using

extreme care, slowly open the purge valve and direct the stream of media into the container.

Loading Abrasive

1. Before opening tank, ensure that it is no longer pressurised and the air gauge reads “0”.

2. Release the pressure from the tank, depress the blast gun discharge nozzle lever until all air

stops.

3. Ensure the refill abrasive media is dry and clean so that it does not clog the unit.

4. Close the brass air supply valve by turning it to the vertical position.

5. Remove the filler cap.

6. Using the funnel, pour the selected abrasive media into the tank. Do not fill the tank more

than 3/4 full. If humidity in your region is 90% or more, only fill the tank half full and check

the water trap more frequently.

7. Close the filler cap securely, ensure the o-ring seal is correctly in place.

NOTE: To avoid damage, locate your air compressor upwind or in another room away from

airborne debris particles.

ABRASIVE BLASTING (Red Valves)

To Start Abrasive Blasting

Start with all valves in the closed position. Following the instructions below will help prevent the

formation of clogs in the abrasive hose, outlet manifold and the blast gun discharge nozzle.

1. Connect air compressor to the inlet connector.

2. Open air supply valve.

3. Open throttling valve.

4. Check for leaks at the filler cap and along all hoses and fittings as the system pressurises. If

leaks are observed, release the pressure from the tank and repair immediately.

5. Point blast gun discharge nozzle in a safe direction away from people, pets or anything around

you that may be harmed by direct or indirect abrasive spray.

6. Press and hold blast gun discharge nozzle lever until air is flowing through the nozzle.

7. With the blast gun discharge nozzle open, slowly open the abrasive control valve until abrasive

material begins to flow out of the blast gun discharge nozzle.

8. Abrasive flow adjustment as follows: Note: The abrasive flow is a finely tuned combination of two

adjustments which can vary with different media and atmospheric conditions.

− Adjust air pressure with the throttling valve. This valve controls the velocity of material flow.

− Adjust abrasive flow with abrasive control valve. This valve controls the amount of abrasive

in the stream.

− If abrasive media starts clogging. Release pressure from the tank and replace the abrasive

media with a drier or cleaner supply of abrasive media.

9. Ready to begin blasting.

To Stop Blasting

1. Whilst continuing to press and hold the blast gun discharge nozzle lever, turn the abrasive control

valve to the closed position (this is to prevent any clogging.)

2. When you notice only air (no abrasive) is coming out of the blast gun discharge nozzle, you can

stop the air flow by releasing the lever. This ensures the blasting equipment is stored with a clean

and clog-free manifold, hose, and safety trigger.

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Releasing Pressure from the Tank

1. When you are finished blasting, point blast gun discharge nozzle in a safe direction away from

people, pets or anything around you that may be harmed by direct or indirect abrasive spray.

2. Press and hold the blast gun discharge nozzle lever to expel any remaining abrasive material from

the abrasive hose.

3. Close the abrasive control valve.

4. Release pressure on the blast gun discharge nozzle lever.

5. Close the throttling valve and the air supply valve.

6. Disconnect air compressor supply hose from abrasive blaster.

7. Press the blast gun discharge nozzle lever until air stops flowing and air pressure gauge reads

“0”.

CAUTION: Pay particular attention to the abrasive hose, the abrasive control valve, and the

nozzles as they will wear out much more quickly than other parts.

The abrasive hose needs to be replaced immediately if its side walls develop leaks or show

blisters in the surface. Do not use if any of these problems are present.

ABRASIVE SELECTION

− The type of abrasive selected will greatly influence the amount of time needed to clean a given

surface area. Abrasive materials include glass beads, aluminium oxide, and others. For best

results, use 60 grit abrasive or finer. Do not exceed 80 grit media size.

− Make sure that the abrasive you use is thoroughly dry. Damp abrasive will cause clogging of your

abrasive blaster.

− While you may reuse abrasive, remember that abrasive does wear out. After use, abrasive

becomes smoother and rounder, thus reducing abrasive effectiveness.

− Re-using abrasive may also cause clogging due to debris contained in the mixture from prior use.

SWITCHING BETWEEN SODA (Green) & ABRASIVE (Red)

1. Release blast gun discharge nozzle shutting off the media flow.

2. Close the Soda (Green) valve and open Abrasive Media (Red) valve to switch from Soda to

Abrasive.

3. Depress safety trigger allowing flow although the opposite media will continue to flow until the

hose has cleared.

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5. STORAGE

When sodium bicarbonate blast media is used, any blast media left in the Soda Tank MUST be

drained from the tank. This prevents leftover soda from combining with tank moisture and clogging

the passageways at the bottom of the tank and in the valves.

To drain the tank:

1. Place the unattached end of the Purge Hose (27) into a bucket or box of sufficient size and

cover with a rug or blanket.

2. Carefully open the Purge Valve (27A) allowing the leftover sodium bicarbonate blast media

to flow into the container.

3. Pull the ring on each Safety Valve (10) out to make sure its tank is not pressurised, then

release it.

4. Check that the Pressure Gauge (16) reads "0" PSI.

5. Disconnect the compressor air hose from the Air Inlet.

6. It is advisable to also, empty the abrasive tank of remaining abrasive to avoid moisture

clogging.

7. Clean external surfaces with a clean, dry cloth.

8. Store in a dry indoor location on a level surface.

6. MAINTENANCE

Replace or repair damaged parts. Use recommended parts only. Non-authorised parts may be

dangerous and will invalidate the warranty.

1. Before each use, inspect the general condition of the Blaster. Check for:

• loose hardware or housing

• misalignment or binding of moving parts

• cracked or broken parts

• any other condition that may affect its safe operation

2. Daily - Air Supply Maintenance: Every day, maintain the air supply according to the

component manufacturers' instructions. Drain the moisture filter regularly.Performing routine

air supply maintenance will allow the tool to operate more safely and will also reduce wear on

the tool.

3. When re-using abrasive, sharp edges of abrasive particles eventually become rounded and lose

cutting ability. At this point, replace the abrasive.

4. The parts of the tool that require frequent wear inspection and occasional replacement are

those that carry the air/abrasive mixture. Pay particular attention to the Abrasive Hoses, O-

Rings, Abrasive Valves, and Blast Gun components (Trigger Valve, Nozzle), as they will wear

out much more quickly than the other pieces.CAUTION! Air leaks in any of the

abovementioned parts need to be repaired before use.

5. Abrasive Hose inspection: When new, the Abrasive Hoses have 1/2" ID. The Abrasive Hoses

will need to be replaced when their side walls develop leaks or show blisters on the surface.

6. WARNING! The Abrasive Hoses could have residual abrasive or suddenly burst. Point

the Blast Gun in a safe direction and wear all safety gear when doing this test.

a. Close the Air Supply Valve, Red and Green Abrasive Valves, and Red and Green Throttle

Valves, then release the Trigger Valve. Then connect and turn on the air supply.

b. Adjust the air pressure to 60-125 PSI.

c. Open the Air Supply Valve.

d. Open the Red and Green Throttle Valves.

e. Then, run your fingers along the length of both Abrasive Hoses. An enlarged spot (or bubble)

indicates a weakened section of the Abrasive Hose. Do not use the Blaster if this problem

is present - replace the entire Abrasive Hose first.

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7. Nozzle Replacement: To change Blast Gun Nozzle size to suit the blast media being used

or to replace a worn Nozzle, use the following procedure:

a. Unscrew and remove the Nozzle Cap Nut.

b. Remove the old Nozzle.

c. Position the Nozzle Gasket against the Adaptor.

d. Position the replacement Nozzle against the Nozzle Gasket.

e. Screw the Nozzle Cap Nut back onto the Adaptor to secure the Nozzle Gasket and Nozzle

in place.

7. SERVICE & REPAIR

Any mobile sandblasting unit found damaged in any way, or found to be worn or operates abnormally

should be removed from service until repaired by an authorised service agent. Owners and / or

operators should be aware that repair of this product may require specialised equipment and

knowledge. Only authorised parts, labels, decals shall be used on this equipment. Annual inspection

of the mobile sandblasting unit is recommended and can be made by an authorised repair facility to

ensure that your equipment is in optimum condition and that the equipment has the correct decals

and safety labels specified by the manufacturer.

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TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS

1. The most common problem encountered with Soda Blasting is clumping of media due to

moisture contamination. If media stops flowing, stop all work and “burp” (quickly open and

close) the purge valve allowing a minimal discharge of media from the clear purge hose. Be

certain to direct the discharge to a safe area. Placement of the hose in a cardboard box covered

with a blanket is strongly recommended.

2. If a purge fails to restore flow, stop all work and close the throttle valve fully. You can then

depress the blast gun discharge nozzle lever several times which will discharge a quantity of

media under tank pressure clearing the clumping.

3. It is strongly advisable to drain all unused media when completing work as any moisture

present in the tank will drain to the bottom of the tank and can create a solid “cake” with the

media. Should this occur, it will require complete disassembly of the apparatus at the bottom

of the tank for cleaning.

4. If results become erratic or undesirable, remember that there are many variables affecting

the flow such as media formulation, hardness of coating, air volume, air pressure and

atmospheric conditions, this process requires a bit of “trial and error” by experimenting with

distance, angle and throttle position. By adjusting throttle valve position (Fig. 1) between 1⁄2

and full open and varying the distance of the nozzle to work surface along with the angle,

optimal performance can quickly be restored. Refer to steps 8 through 11 in the Operation

Section for the procedure.

WORK AREA PREPARATION AND CLEANUP

• Soda Blasting generates a considerable amount of fine bi-carbonate of soda dust. If working

outdoors, be aware of wind direction, open windows, vegetation, vehicles, pets, people and

property. It may be helpful to place a fine mist, garden hose lawn sprinkler downwind of the

blasting site to suppress dust generation.

• It is best to cover the work area under and surrounding the vehicle or object to be stripped

with a 3mm (or thicker) plastic sheet material to assist in cleanup. You may also wish to tape

up window seals and other areas to keep unwanted dust out of a vehicle.

• Bi-carbonate of Soda itself is virtually harmless to the environment however, in higher

concentrations; it may cause browning of vegetation. Care should be taken to avoid

depositing excess soda on plant life.

• When finished, the plastic sheeting with the used soda media can be rolled up and disposed

of, reducing sweep up time. The remainder should be swept up and disposed of. Any

remaining soda residue is water soluble and can be hosed away.

Important Note: Although the Bi-carbonate of Soda blasting media itself is safe in most situations,

appropriate care should be taken when using or disposing as any removed paint or coating can contain

some levels of hazardous materials such as lead, zinc chromate, etc.

HELPFUL TIPS

Soda Blasting leaves behind a thin protective film which, if left untouched, will prevent surface rust from

forming on bare steel surfaces for up 6 weeks or even longer if stored in a dry, protected area. This film

must be removed before painting by wiping down with water dampened Microfiber cloths or suitable lint-

free towels. It is best to soak the cloth, wring out excess water, wipe off soda residue, rinse often and

immediately follow up with a dry lint-free towel. Any soda media left in body seems or crevices can be

removed with a small workshop vacuum and a fine tipped blow gun. Be sure to wipe surrounding areas

as described above to prevent flash rust or oxidation from appearing on metal surfaces after water wipe

down but before painting.

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AIR SUPPLY AND MEDIA CONSUMPTION

This data is approximate and is presented for comparison use. Due to the many variables such as;

compressor capacity, airline size, grade and grit size of media used, coating thickness and hardness,

individual results will vary.

Nozzle Size

CFM @ 80psi

Estimated Media Usage

Approximate Area

2mm

10kg per hour

0.8 m² per hour

2.5mm

15kg per hour

1.2 m² per hour

3mm

27kg per hour

1.6 m² per hour

3.5mm

34kg per hour

2.7 m² per hour

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PARTS LIST & DIAGRAM

Part

Description

Qty

Part

Description

Qty

Soda Tank

Air Supply Valve 3/8"

Abrasive Tank

19A

Red Throttle Valve 3/8"

Wheel

19B

Green Throttle Valve 3/8"

Cotter Pin

Air Hose

Front Leg

Abrasive Outlet Manifold

Axle / Frame Assembly

Hose Clamp

Handle

Abrasive Hose

Bolt

Red Flow Valve 3/8" x 3/8"

Washer

24A

Red Abrasive Valve 1/2" x 1/2"

Nut

Y-Connector

Safety Valve

Blast Gun

O-Ring

Purge Hose

Filler Cap

27A

Purge Valve 3/8"

Nipple Connector 3/8" x M14-1.5

Hex Head Screw

13A

Nipple Connector 3/8" x 3/8"

Washer

13B

Nipple Connector 3/8" x 1/2"

Connecting Plate

13C

Nipple Connector 1/2" x 1/2"

Nut

13D

Hose Barb 3/8"

Blast Hood

Pressure Hose 3/8"

Funnel

Inlet Manifold

Cap Screw

Air Pressure Gauge

Green Flow Valve 3/8" x 3/8"

Water Trap Filter

35A

Green Abrasive Valve 3/8" x 3/8"

Elbow Connector 3/8"

T-Connector 3/8"

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WARRANTY

BORUM Industrial products have been carefully tested and inspected before shipment and are guaranteed

to be free from defective materials and workmanship for a period of 12 months from the date of purchase

except where tools are hired out when the guarantee period is ninety days from the date of purchase.

Should this piece of equipment develop any fault, please return the complete tool to your nearest

authorised warranty repair agent or contact TQB Brands Pty Ltd Warranty team –

warranty@tqbbrands.com.au.

If upon inspection it is found that the fault occurring is due to defective materials or workmanship, repairs

will be carried out free of charge. This guarantee does not apply to normal wear and tear, nor does it

cover any damage caused by misuse, careless or unsafe handling, alterations, accident, or repairs

attempted or made by any personnel other than the authorised TQB Brands Pty Ltd repair agent.

This guarantee applies in lieu of any other guarantee expressed or implied and variations of its terms

are not authorised.

Your TQB Brands Pty Ltd guarantee is not effective unless you can produce upon request a dated receipt

or invoice to verify your proof of purchase within the 12month period.

Consumer Guarantee

Our goods come with a guarantee that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are

entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably

foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail

to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.

All images and illustrations shown are for reference purposes only. All information, specifications and

illustrations in this manual are based on the latest information available at the time of publication and

are subject to change without notice. The information in this manual is periodically revised to ensure the

latest information is included. Download the latest version of this manual and other related technical

documentation from www.tqbbrands.com.au

Borum Industrial BSB3033 User manual

Brand: Borum Industrial

Model: BSB3033

Type: User manual

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