2021 Blast Pot Blast Pot with Kaeser Compressor M22 with accessories

2?? Fiac TDRY Air Coolant Dryer In the second photo you can see a Fiac TDRY air cooler. This device is normally placed behind a compressor to remove the moisture from the compressed air and thus extend the life of pneumatic installations and tools. Features • Brand: Fiac • Model: TDRY (exact type can still be specified by means of a nameplate if available) • Function: lowers the dew point temperature of the compressed air, prevents corrosion and moisture accumulation • Mobile thanks to transport wheels This device ensures that your compressed air stays as dry as possible, which is essential for sandblasting applications, for example. ? 3?? Blast Pot (Blasting Kettle) Identification • Item number: 02293-B4-100 • Brand: Applied Concepts Ltd (Ireland) • Product standard: EN 13445 • Max working pressure: 7.9 bar • Test pressure: 15.17 bar • Capacity: 100 litres • Year of construction: 2021 • Inspection marking: HPI 100 • Design pressure: 8.6 bar • Design temperature: 80 °C Application This is a professional blast pot, also known as a blast pot, which is used in combination with compressed air to inject blasting media (sand, grit) at high speed for cleaning or roughening surfaces. The system is robust, CE and UKCA approved, and suitable for industrial applications. ? 4?? Hoses and connections In the last photo you can see various high-pressure hoses and blasting guns. These are connected to the blast pot and compressor: • The black and red hoses are probably compressed air hoses with connection couplings. • The yellow hoses also look like air hoses or water/flushing hoses. They are essential for a complete blasting system, to efficiently direct the air and abrasive to the nozzle.