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Industrial blast pots

A blast pot is a pressure vessel that feeds abrasive under pressure to the nozzle. Phibo supplies them in three series, from 20 to 300 litres, on their own in the workshop, on site, or built into a blast cabinet or blast room.

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Surface treatment specialist since 1988
Eighteen sizes, from 20 to 300 litres, in one or two chambers
Working pressure 6 to 12 bar, in carbon steel or stainless steel
CE marked, with declaration of conformity and manual

Mobile blast pot on a rolling chassis in a workshop

What each series is built for

The three series differ in the bottom and in the number of chambers. Those two decide which abrasive flows freely and how much you get through in a single fill.

Mobile on a wheeled chassis.

Phibo J20 to J300

The series with the most volumes, from 20 to 300 litres

Volume: 20 to 300 l
Diameter: 256 to 610 mm
Chambers: 1

Eight volumes, from 20 to 300 litres
Dished bottom curving inward
Mobile on a wheeled chassis, or fixed on legs
In carbon steel or in stainless steel
Working pressure of 6 to 12 bar

Full technical specifications

Technical specifications Phibo J20 to J300
Model	Volume	Diameter	Working pressure	Material	Set-up
J20	20 l	256 mm	6 to 12 bar	Steel or stainless	Mobile or fixed
J40 (Ø 358 mm)	40 l	358 mm	6 to 12 bar	Steel or stainless	Mobile or fixed
J40 (Ø 408 mm)	40 l	408 mm	6 to 12 bar	Steel or stainless	Mobile or fixed
J50 (Ø 358 mm)	50 l	358 mm	6 to 12 bar	Steel or stainless	Mobile or fixed
J50 (Ø 408 mm)	50 l	408 mm	6 to 12 bar	Steel or stainless	Mobile or fixed
J60 (Ø 358 mm)	60 l	358 mm	6 to 12 bar	Steel or stainless	Mobile or fixed
J60 (Ø 408 mm)	60 l	408 mm	6 to 12 bar	Steel or stainless	Mobile or fixed
J100	100 l	508 mm	6 to 12 bar	Steel or stainless	Mobile or fixed
J150	150 l	508 mm	6 to 12 bar	Steel or stainless	Mobile or fixed
J200	200 l	610 mm	6 to 12 bar	Steel or stainless	Mobile or fixed
J300	300 l	610 mm	6 to 12 bar	Steel or stainless	Mobile or fixed

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All values come from the technical data sheet of the series and are subject to technical change. Air consumption, nozzle size, height and weight depend on your configuration; you get them together with the connection dimensions in the quotation.

Blast pot with a steeper cone, set up in a fixed place on legs

Fixed on legs.

Phibo J40C to J300C

For viscous abrasive that flows off poorly

Volume: 40 to 300 l
Diameter: 408 to 610 mm
Chambers: 1

Five volumes, from 40 to 300 litres
The steeper cone lets even viscous abrasive run off
Five diameters, from 408 to 610 mm
Mobile on a wheeled chassis, or fixed on legs
Working pressure of 6 to 12 bar

Full technical specifications

Technical specifications Phibo J40C to J300C
Model	Volume	Diameter	Working pressure	Material	Set-up
J40C	40 l	408 mm	6 to 12 bar	Steel or stainless	Mobile or fixed
J60C	60 l	408 mm	6 to 12 bar	Steel or stainless	Mobile or fixed
J100C	100 l	508 mm	6 to 12 bar	Steel or stainless	Mobile or fixed
J200C	200 l	610 mm	6 to 12 bar	Steel or stainless	Mobile or fixed
J300C	300 l	610 mm	6 to 12 bar	Steel or stainless	Mobile or fixed

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Blast pot with two chambers one above the other, on legs

Two chambers one above the other, fixed on legs.

Phibo J40 Duo to J200 Duo

Two chambers one above the other, from 40 + 40 to 200 + 200 litres

Volume per chamber: 40 to 200 l
Diameter: 408 to 610 mm
Chambers: 2

Working pressure of 6 to 12 bar
Mobile on a wheeled chassis, or fixed on legs
You choose the bottom yourself: curved inward, curved outward, or a 90 or 60 degree cone
Five volumes, from 40 + 40 to 200 + 200 litres
In carbon steel or in stainless steel

Full technical specifications

Technical specifications Phibo J40 Duo to J200 Duo
Model	Volume	Diameter	Working pressure	Material	Set-up
J40 Duo	40 + 40 l	408 mm	6 to 12 bar	Steel or stainless	Mobile or fixed
J50 Duo	50 + 50 l	408 mm	6 to 12 bar	Steel or stainless	Mobile or fixed
J70 Duo	70 + 70 l	508 mm	6 to 12 bar	Steel or stainless	Mobile or fixed
J100 Duo	100 + 100 l	508 mm	6 to 12 bar	Steel or stainless	Mobile or fixed
J200 Duo	200 + 200 l	610 mm	6 to 12 bar	Steel or stainless	Mobile or fixed

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Choosing

Which size and which version you need

Where the three series differ, and what you choose yourself when you order.

In our codes J stands for the blast pot, the figure for the volume in litres, C for the steeper cone and Duo for the version with two chambers.

Every dimension of the three seriesChambers, volume, diameter, working pressure and the shape of the bottom.

Series	Chambers	Volume	Diameter	Working pressure	Bottom
Phibo J	1	20 to 300 l	256 to 610 mm	6 to 12 bar	Curved inward
Phibo JC	1	40 to 300 l	408 to 610 mm	6 to 12 bar	Steeper cone
Phibo J Duo	2	40 + 40 to 200 + 200 l	408 to 610 mm	6 to 12 bar	Your choice

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Outside the standard series a bespoke pot is possible: one chamber from 5 to 500 litres with a diameter of 258 to 800 mm, and two chambers with a diameter up to 800 mm.

What you choose yourself when you orderSix choices that apply to every series.

Choice	Options
Material	Carbon steel or stainless steel
Set-up	Mobile or stationary
Installation	On a chassis, upright, hanging or with forklift pockets
Connections	All standard connections, and individual connections separately
Bottom on the Duo	Curved inward, curved outward, or a 90 or 60 degree cone
Coating	Our own standard, or the RAL colour you choose

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The J series has a dished bottom curving inward. The JC series has a steeper cone, so even viscous and poorly flowing abrasive still runs off. In the J Duo series you choose the bottom yourself: curved inward, curved outward, or a 90 or 60 degree cone. Is your size not listed? Outside the standard series a bespoke pot is possible, from 5 to 500 litres and with a diameter up to 800 mm.

Which volume you need

That follows from your surface per pass and your compressed air flow rate. Send us those two and we will put the series and the volume in the proposal. Do not have those figures to hand? Tell us the size of your largest workpiece and the compressor you run, and we will work it out for you.

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Where you use them

Three ways to use the same pot

On its own

The pot is mobile and easy to handle. You take it to the part instead of the other way round.

In a composite system

Built into a blast room with its equipment, or into a mobile system working in a closed circuit.

From small to very large

From a single tool in the workshop up to the surfaces in shipyards, paint shops and refineries.

Product features

The equipment on every pot

On every pot

This equipment is available on every blast pot, in every series and at every volume.

Emptying the abrasive without dismantling
Abrasive dosing valve
Filter pressure regulator
Dead man's handle remote control, with silencer
Pneumatic or electro-pneumatic version
Accessories for water blasting
Equipment for internal blasting of pipes
Blow guns

References

They rely on Phibo for surface treatment

With us a blast pot also goes out on its own, to a single blasting bay in a single workshop.

Metalworking

Rail

Aerospace

Automotive

Chemicals

Rubber and plastics

Compliance

CE marked, and you get it in writing

A blast pot is pressure equipment. With every pot you get the declaration of conformity and the manual, in English and translated into your language.

Pressure equipment

The pots are CE marked under the European pressure equipment directive in force at the time of delivery.

Work equipment

They also meet the rules on the use of work equipment from the Belgian Code on well-being at work.

Dead man's control

If the operator lets go of the handle, the jet stops. The silencer is fitted on the remote control.

Choice of materials

The pots are built from wear-resistant materials, because the abrasive passes through them day after day.

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Options

Five options on the pot itself

These five come on top of the standard equipment. Tell us in your request which ones you need and they go into the proposal. Not sure which? Tell us what you blast and how the pot is filled, and we add the ones that fit.

Internal piping

The internal piping is shaped to the pot it is fitted in, for optimum closure.

Pop-up, o‑ring and umbrella

The pop-up and the ring close the pot. The umbrella protects them and serves as tamper protection.

Two-part locking ring

The locking ring comes in two parts instead of one. That makes maintenance and the replacement of parts quicker.

Drawing of a filling funnel with sieve and lid

Funnel, sieve and lid

Filters out coarse particles during filling and protects the abrasive from moisture and dust.

Compressed air distributor

Distributes the pressure, and thus the abrasive, in a pot with several outlets.

In practice

Mobile on wheels or set up in a fixed place

A mobile pot stands on a wheeled chassis and travels to the part. A stationary pot stands on legs or hangs in the blast room, with a fixed compressed air connection.

Three blast pots of different volumes side by side — Three pots from the range side by side, mobile on wheels and fixed on legs.

Blast room with enclosed blasting bays and extraction — In a blast room the pot feeds the nozzle, with extraction and recovery of the abrasive.

Consumables

Which abrasive runs through a blast pot

A blast pot runs everything from the coarsest media to the finest. Steel shot and steel grit take mill scale and thick paint layers off structural work. Glass beads and soda work more gently. The medium decides how aggressively you work and what finish you end up with.

From our own warehouse

The abrasives are in stock, together with the blast hoses, the nozzles and the protective equipment. You order them from the same partner as your pot.

Steel shot for shot peening, steel grit for castings and profiles
Aluminium oxide for stripping, derusting and roughening
Glass beads and ceramic beads for cleaning without removing material
Soda and walnut shell for softer substrates
Blast hoses, couplings, nozzles and dead man's controls
Air-fed blast helmets, CE marked

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Your installation keeps running

Maintenance, repair and spare parts, directly from Phibo, by our own technicians.

Maintenance

Preventive maintenance in our workshop or at your site. After every service your settings and consumption are reviewed.

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Spare parts

Blast pots, hoses, guns, rubber flaps and filter cartridges from stock. Non-standard parts we make ourselves.

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Revision and retrofitting

Modernise an existing installation or convert it to a new process. Revised second-hand installations too.

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Training

Hands-on training at commissioning, standard with SublimotionProcess^® and on request with the other installations. When staff change, we repeat it to suit your team.

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Dry blasting at Phibo

The installations in which, or alongside which, you use a blast pot.

All dry blasting installations

Cabinets, blast rooms, pots, mobile systems and microblasting side by side.

Blast rooms and equipment

The enclosed space in which you blast freely, with extraction and recovery.

Mobile closed circuit blasting

Blasting without dust, with the abrasive recovered straight away.

We go through your application with you

Send us your surface per pass, your compressed air flow rate and the abrasive you work with. Do not have those figures? Tell us what you blast and which compressor you run. You get a proposal with the series and the volume that fit. One partner, from the first conversation to the last spare part.

Your surface per pass and your compressed air flow rate
The abrasive you work with
Mobile or stationary, and how you want the pot installed
If you already have a series in mind: Phibo J, Phibo JC or Phibo J Duo

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