What Is Airless Blasting?
Airless blasting uses high-speed rotating wheels to propel abrasive media, eliminating the need for compressed air while delivering consistent, high-volume surface preparation.
Key Points:
- No compressed air required
- Higher production rates
- Consistent surface profiles
- Lower operating costs
- Designed for continuous operation
Systems Structure
Built Around Your Production Flow
Airless blasting systems are designed based on how parts move through your operation.
From batch processing to continuous flow systems, each configuration supports specific production needs.
Batch Systems
Parts remain inside the machine during the blasting process.
INCLUDES:
- Vibratory Shakers
- Tumble Blasters
- Spinner Hanger Systems (Single & Dual Chamber)
- MB200 Blaster
BEST FOR:
Mixed part sizes, batch processing, flexible workflows.
Continuous / Conveyor Systems
Parts move through the blasting system as part of a production line.
INCLUDES:
- Wire Mesh Belt Systems
- Structural (Roller conveyor) Blasters
- Monorail Systems
BEST FOR:
High-volume, repeatable production environments
Specialty Systems
Designed for specific applications and part geometries.
INCLUDES:
- Head & Block Blasters
- Pipe Blasting Systems
- Custom Engineered Systems
BEST FOR:
Application-specific requirements and unique parts
Why JH Norton?
More Than Equipment
Selecting the right airless system requires understanding your production environment, part size, and throughput requirements.
Our team works directly with you to ensure the system matches your operation.
- Application-based system selection
- Workflow and layout guidance
- Equipment configuration and integration
- Ongoing support and service
