Ultrahigh pressure radio controlled water jetting disk at 3000 bar and 50 l pr. minute, with vacuum. Visit us at www.sunnsand.no or send e-mail post@sunnsand.no
If I would have designed this machine, I would have used 4 large rare earth magnets mounted on each corner. This would eliminate the need for ropes, although I would still use a safety line in case it fell off. This would allow you to clean at any angle and reduce your setup and dismantle times.
It’s like watching paint peal. Only much more fun. It is great to see it clean off an old boat so thoroughly and with no mess vs the typical Sand blasting with paint chips everywhere.
You would more effeceintly use this machine if it ran laterally rather thn horizonally because you are wasting a 1/5 of you time starting and stopping at the end of each vertical pass.
We have changed some of the gears/motors on ours, to extend lifetime on the air motors use oil. Or you may have problem whit the ovale bearings inside. We may have a used complete (ex. Vacuum) setup spiderjet for sale😊
The surface is dry because all water returns to vacuum unit. And after friction from the high pressure the steel temperature is btw. 30-40 degrees celsius. The steel is also free from salts. If weater is good is ready for painting :)
WOW! Now THAT is an incredible machine! The job it's doing on that old multi coated paint is impressive! I wish them success!
Thanks
Rust never sleeps!
If I would have designed this machine, I would have used 4 large rare earth magnets mounted on each corner. This would eliminate the need for ropes, although I would still use a safety line in case it fell off. This would allow you to clean at any angle and reduce your setup and dismantle times.
You also get this on the marked if you like, the design now is combo whit vacuum and magnetic.
It’s like watching paint peal. Only much more fun.
It is great to see it clean off an old boat so thoroughly and with no mess vs the typical Sand blasting with paint chips everywhere.
Yea, its a great tool
1:40 - useful for revealing cracks in the plate-work that may otherwise go undetected.
Yea :)
Amazing. Not a drop of water leaking from it.
Yep, its a nice tool
holy shit! 3000bar!
3000 bar = 43,511 PSI @ 13 gallons a minute.
But does it leave the surface damp/moist for rust to rapidly set in ?????
Its dry minute later, ready for paint, if weather is good and it keeps dry it dosent rust. If the RH% is high then it will rust of course.
Super clean machine
you guys have my dream job!
Yea :)
Beats the heck out of a chipping hammer.
Yea, and whit a smile on our faces :)
It is doing a great job!
Thanks
You would more effeceintly use this machine if it ran laterally rather thn horizonally because you are wasting a 1/5 of you time starting and stopping at the end of each vertical pass.
Yea, we also do this - But the vacuum outlet then gets little higher inside the disc. And results in waste easely gets stuck.
How is all the water sucked up? It doesnt spill a drop
Vacuum machine
amazing how they did this camera trick?
Hei lm useing same robot but l have problem it is giving error 8 always and right weel is getting stak what can be the problem and
We have changed some of the gears/motors on ours, to extend lifetime on the air motors use oil. Or you may have problem whit the ovale bearings inside.
We may have a used complete (ex. Vacuum) setup spiderjet for sale😊
It’s sandblasting, surely?
If that is a water jet .how come everything is bone dry? The surface is dry and I don't see a single drop of water dripping
The surface is dry because all water returns to vacuum unit. And after friction from the high pressure the steel temperature is btw. 30-40 degrees celsius. The steel is also free from salts.
If weater is good is ready for painting :)
interesting but what keeps it tight against the hull
Vacuum keeps it to the surface, also all waste goes in return too the vacuum.
Hello, no comments ?
that ship looks rusted to hell. is it even worth blasting/repainting. it looks completely rusted through and pitted out up top.
how does it stick on there ?
Vacuum keeps it to the surface, also all waste goes in return here.
neat
How much is it? :)
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eh, dustless blaster faster..