How to ensure the consistency of the roughness throughout the whole pipe? If the tool is too close or far from the surface, does it affect the surface achieved?
Dear Falken Vir, we roughly estimate one belt to last for about 1 - 1.5 m2, depending on the material, shape of the surface, grade of corrosion, type of coating etc. On some applications such as e.g. surface preparation on not coated plain weld seams or construction steel, even 3 m2 treated by one Bristle Blaster® Belt has been experienced. For more details, you're very welcom to have a look at our website: www.monti.de/en/products/bristle-blaster/faq and www.monti.de/en/products/bristle-blaster
Dear E 34, thank you for your interest in our technology. You can use the BristleBlaster® to remove paint from alloy wheels. However the tool might be too aggressive for that. We have another tool on offer that would most likely suit better in this case: Our MBX®. We also offer different belts for different kinds of surfaces in set with it. To gain a better insight, please visit our website: www.monti.de/en/products/mbx Should you have any further questions, feel free to contact us directly, we’ll be glad to help you.
Dear David, thank you for the hint. You're the first to say that. [bristl] is the correct way to say it, that's right.:) If you'd like to find more about our technology, you are very welcome to have a look at our website: www.monti.de/de/produkte/bristle-blaster
warum ist es hier so beschrieben, dass genau mit der Bewegung die Sie in Ihrem Video Zeigen nicht richtig ist? Ich bitte um Erklärung, da wir einige Ihrer Geräte im Einsatz haben.
Sehr geehrter Herr Dogan, im Video werden ausschließlich richtige Bewegungen gezeigt. Wenn Sie aber Fragen haben, können Sie uns gerne anrufen unter der Nummer: +49 (0) 2242 9090 630. Sie können auch gerne unsere Seite für weitere Informationen besuchen: www.monti.de/de/produkte/bristle-blaster
Dear entityalso, Thank you very much for your comment and your interest in our Bristle Blaster® technology. We’ll gladly provide you with the information you ask, but we should know what country you come from. We are German manufacturer but have partners throughout the world and the prices in the respective currency may differ from country to country. You can also send us an inquiry via our website: www.monti.de/en/contact/inquiry. That would be the fastest way.
Dear Water Tower Hawk, thank you for your comment. It was proved by independent researchers that with our tool Bristle Blaster® you can achieve visual cleanliness compared to SSPC-SP 10 (a near-white metal). If you need more information, you are welcome to visit our website: www.monti.de/en/products/bristle-blaster. Or else you can contact us directly. Here you’ll find our contact details: www.monti.de/en/contact
SP 11 is power tool cleaning to bare metal and calls for a 1.0 mil profile as well as removal of all surface staining. SP 10 deals only with cleanliness and allows up to 5% rust staining; they really are not interchangeable. I'm a NACE III inspector and having used this tool, I agree it produces a near white surface cleanliness. As a coating manufacturer, the shape of this profile is not the same as open blasting and the pull off adhesion obtained when using ASTM D4541 is not the same as open blasting. It is close and an excellent alternative when blasting isn't permissible. I routinely recommend this tool.
@@snorttroll4379 no, abrasive blasting remains the best method. You must use a suitably hard grit and suitably high flow rates/pressures to ensure at least a 3.0 mil angular profile as measured by profile replica tape. Chemical methods can only expose an already produced surface profile such as stripping the paint off of a previously blasted and painted tank.
Dear Brian, thank you for your comment. Every input is valuable for us. But can you please specify what exactly you mean? What do you consider to be wrong?
Dear cool peeps, the Bristle Blaster® is a tool for professional surface preparation, indeed. As for the costs, what would be your reference? E.g. grinding equipment costs much more.
How to ensure the consistency of the roughness throughout the whole pipe? If the tool is too close or far from the surface, does it affect the surface achieved?
To confirm, the regulator must be sized to the belt thickness?
is it considered spark-free?
Can we increase the speed and do you have different types of sizes?
Is it produce spark while working?
Good Morning,MONTI TOOL Any Distributor in Indonesia?Thx You. ASAP.
Dear Candra, thank you for your interest in our technology. Please write us a mail at info@montipower.com.
Can we remove Thrmal Spray zinc and apply again ?
Good luck lol
how many surface area (mm2) does one 23mm brush could do?
Dear Falken Vir,
we roughly estimate one belt to last for about 1 - 1.5 m2, depending on the material, shape of the surface, grade of corrosion, type of coating etc.
On some applications such as e.g. surface preparation on not coated plain weld seams or construction steel, even 3 m2 treated by one Bristle Blaster® Belt has been experienced.
For more details, you're very welcom to have a look at our website: www.monti.de/en/products/bristle-blaster/faq
and www.monti.de/en/products/bristle-blaster
can this be used for allow wheels to remove paint?
Dear E 34,
thank you for your interest in our technology. You can use the BristleBlaster® to remove paint from alloy wheels. However the tool might be too aggressive for that.
We have another tool on offer that would most likely suit better in this case: Our MBX®.
We also offer different belts for different kinds of surfaces in set with it. To gain a better insight, please visit our website: www.monti.de/en/products/mbx
Should you have any further questions, feel free to contact us directly, we’ll be glad to help you.
Just one thing: who pronounces "Bristle" as if it were "Bristol?" It makes me positively bristle each time I hear it.
Dear David, thank you for the hint. You're the first to say that. [bristl] is the correct way to say it, that's right.:)
If you'd like to find more about our technology, you are very welcome to have a look at our website: www.monti.de/de/produkte/bristle-blaster
warum ist es hier so beschrieben, dass genau mit der Bewegung die Sie in Ihrem Video Zeigen nicht richtig ist? Ich bitte um Erklärung, da wir einige Ihrer Geräte im Einsatz haben.
Sehr geehrter Herr Dogan,
im Video werden ausschließlich richtige Bewegungen gezeigt. Wenn Sie aber Fragen haben, können Sie uns gerne anrufen unter der Nummer: +49 (0) 2242 9090 630.
Sie können auch gerne unsere Seite für weitere Informationen besuchen: www.monti.de/de/produkte/bristle-blaster
how much does one cost
Dear entityalso,
Thank you very much for your comment and your interest in our Bristle Blaster® technology.
We’ll gladly provide you with the information you ask, but we should know what country you come from. We are German manufacturer but have partners throughout the world and the prices in the respective currency may differ from country to country.
You can also send us an inquiry via our website: www.monti.de/en/contact/inquiry.
That would be the fastest way.
Around $1000 USD
@@MontiGermany Just say the price in USD mate, we know how to convert to our own currency. Unless of course you're too embarrassed to reveal it?
@@chromotechsa2 Contact directly our office in the US to receive an official invoice in USD: montipower.com/contact-surface-preparation/
SSPC SP 11?
Dear Water Tower Hawk,
thank you for your comment.
It was proved by independent researchers that with our tool Bristle Blaster® you can achieve visual cleanliness compared to SSPC-SP 10 (a near-white metal).
If you need more information, you are welcome to visit our website: www.monti.de/en/products/bristle-blaster.
Or else you can contact us directly. Here you’ll find our contact details: www.monti.de/en/contact
SP 11 is power tool cleaning to bare metal and calls for a 1.0 mil profile as well as removal of all surface staining. SP 10 deals only with cleanliness and allows up to 5% rust staining; they really are not interchangeable. I'm a NACE III inspector and having used this tool, I agree it produces a near white surface cleanliness. As a coating manufacturer, the shape of this profile is not the same as open blasting and the pull off adhesion obtained when using ASTM D4541 is not the same as open blasting. It is close and an excellent alternative when blasting isn't permissible. I routinely recommend this tool.
Dear Chris Lucas, thanks a lot for this assessment and for recommending our tool.
@@StormGod29 is chemical methods the best?
@@snorttroll4379 no, abrasive blasting remains the best method. You must use a suitably hard grit and suitably high flow rates/pressures to ensure at least a 3.0 mil angular profile as measured by profile replica tape. Chemical methods can only expose an already produced surface profile such as stripping the paint off of a previously blasted and painted tank.
Life of the brush????? 5 minutes?
the guy talking doesn't know the standards and makes me think how much he actually knows.
Dear Brian,
thank you for your comment. Every input is valuable for us. But can you please specify what exactly you
mean? What do you consider to be wrong?
@@MontiGermany Should be sspc sp11
@@jrajendranjayaraman3025 I believe he said comparable.
Ok for handyman, not much good for a serious tradie. Bet it costs a small fortune too!
Dear cool peeps, the Bristle Blaster® is a tool for professional surface preparation, indeed. As for the costs, what would be your reference? E.g. grinding equipment costs much more.
Is blister blaster available for using on angle grinder?