Factors to Consider When Buying a Blast Cabinet

• Make sure your blast cabinet is big enough to handle your current and future needs
• Check out interior (working area) dimensions. Be aware that some manufacturer's exaggerate the size of their cabinets by mentioning only exterior dimensions

• Single side door cabinets have a door only on one side. This may limit placement options in the shop
• Top-loading cabinets are loaded from the top
• Clamshell designs are split in the middle (like a clamshell) for loading

• Compressor requirements are determined by the size of the nozzle you select for your cabinet
• Make sure that you have a selection of nozzles to choose from in order to optimize performance of your cabinet and compressor
• Our cabinets require a minimum of 7 cfm at 80 psi.

• Eastwood's blast cabinets are constructed with heavier-gauge sheet metal than most cabinets.
• Large polyethylene and bench top cabinet are lighter than metal cabinets.
• Eastwood blast cabinets use peel-off lens covers that are easy to change so you can always clearly see what you are working on.

• Eastwood carries replacement nozzles, gloves, lens covers, and blast media
• Not all cabinet retailers offer this kind of support