Frequently Asked Questions

All RapidBlast™ pots can use any media heavier than water. This includes Glass, Garnett and even Soda!

When blasting with a slurry mixture the water vapour suppresses the loose dust from the media, hence “Dustless Blasting”. The water vapour also helps ground the media reducing containment costs drastically.

Slurry Blasting or Wet Abrasive Blasting or Dustless Blasting are terms used for Blasting with a mixture of Abrasive Media, Air and Water.

We have access to several proven and trusted rust inhibitors. Simply add it to the blast water and it will hold flash rust for up to 72 hours. (Sometimes even longer)

Because RapidBlast™ is made in Australia, there is no import, shipping or currency conversion fees to worry about. Buying from the manufacturer also means there is no middle man markup. This is why we can offer a quality machine at low prices.

The abrasive will drop to the ground around where you are working. It can be easily swept once dry. An easier way is to lay plastic down beneath the work area, then roll up and dispose of when finished.

The inhibitors we use do not leave a barrier around the metal. It leaves no residue at all, which is perfect because clean metal is what you need for painting. It completely decontaminates the metal by removing chlorides and salts from the water.

Yes, we recommend the services of Mark O’Keeffe of TPH Australia. Contact Mark for a great deal on leasing and fixed term rental plans. www.tphaustralia.com.au