Shot Blasting Spares
Hanger Type Shot Blaster double hook
| Model range | DC-1000 / DC-2000 / DC-3000 |
|---|---|
| Airflow | 1,000 – 3,000 m³/hr |
| Motor | 2 HP – 5 HP |
| Filter | Cartridge + pulse-jet cleaning |
| Construction | Powder-coated mild steel |
| Warranty | 12 months |
| Delivery | Confirmed on enquiry |
- Tested before dispatch
- Demo / site visit
- Installation support
- GST invoice
Models & Price
Compare airflow and motor — then request price for the model that fits.
| Model | Airflow | Motor | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DC-1000 | 1,000 m³/hr | 2 HP | Small workshops | |
| DC-2000Popular | 2,000 m³/hr | 3 HP | Blasting & grinding | |
| DC-3000 | 3,000 m³/hr | 5 HP | Production lines |
Specifications
Technical details for planning, quotation and supply.
| Product | Hanger Type Shot Blaster double hook |
|---|---|
| Machine Type | Hanger Type Shot Blaster |
| Model / Capacity | Double Hook |
| Hook Load Capacity | needs_confirmation |
| Blast Wheel Power | needs_confirmation |
| Chamber Dimensions | needs_confirmation |
| Abrasive Media Compatibility | Steel Shot / Steel Grit (typical) |
| Dust Collection System | Integrated (typical) |
| Power Supply | needs_confirmation |
Product description
Details buyers use to confirm grade, use and supply.
Double Hook Shot Blasting for Heavy-Duty Production
The double hook configuration allows for continuous loading and unloading, minimizing downtime. While one hook carries a workpiece through the blast cycle inside the cabinet, the second hook is accessible for loading the next component. This design significantly increases productivity for operations processing large volumes of castings, weldments, or forged parts.
The machine typically features a sealed blast chamber, a high-efficiency abrasive recovery and cleaning system, and a dust collector to maintain a safe working environment. The rotating hooks ensure that abrasive media impacts all surfaces of the suspended part, including recessed areas, without the need for manual repositioning.
Key Selection Considerations for Buyers
When evaluating a double hook hanger type shot blaster, procurement and engineering teams should focus on the maximum hook load capacity, the dimensions of the blast chamber, and the power of the blast wheels. These factors directly determine the size and weight of components the machine can process and the cycle time required to achieve the specified surface finish.
Compatibility with your existing abrasive media, such as steel shot or grit, and the availability of wear parts like blast wheel blades, liners, and seals are critical for long-term operational efficiency. SPA2Z supports buyers in navigating these technical specifications to identify equipment that aligns with their production goals.
About SPA2Z — Hanger Type Shot Blaster Double Hook
SPA2Z is a specialist supplier in the industrial surface preparation sector, focused on connecting manufacturing companies, foundries, and fabrication workshops with critical blasting equipment and spares. For the Hanger Type Shot Blaster double hook, we assist buyers in sourcing machines that match their component size, weight, and production volume requirements.
Our role is to help you navigate the specification process, from confirming hook load capacity and chamber dimensions to ensuring compatibility with your existing abrasive media and dust collection systems. We support your enquiry with practical, technical guidance to help you move toward a quotation for a machine that fits your process.
- Assistance with specifying double hook shot blasting machines for your application
- Support for sourcing compatible wear parts and spare components
- Guidance on machine configuration for continuous production workflows
Applications
Where this machine is commonly installed.
Foundry & Casting Cleaning
Removes sand, scale, and surface defects from iron, steel, and aluminum castings efficiently, preparing them for machining or coating.
Fabrication & Weldment Descaling
Cleans and profiles welded structures, removing heat treat scale and spatter to create a uniform surface finish for painting or galvanizing.
Forge Shop Deburring
Processes forged components to remove burrs and scale, improving surface quality and dimensional consistency in high-volume production.