Reference:
Universal Remote Control NOB5039
No unnecessary depressurisation
Cutting-edge technology
The future of blasting starts here
NORBLAST® HIGH-OUTPUT blasters are designed for those who need reliable equipment that is easy to master and able to work hour after hour without ever weakening.
The advantages
- Constant pressure maintained in the tank.
- Abrasive kept perfectly dry, with no condensation caused by compressed-air moisture.
- Perfectly laminar blasting jet at the nozzle.
- Improved quality and consistency of blasting throughout the job.
- Abrasive consumption reduced by around 20% compared with a conventional blaster.
Patented product
Tungsten-carbide piston metering unit with a patented device ensuring a stable, precise abrasive flow.
Technical specifications
Temperature range
0° / +50° C
Working pressure
0 – 12 bar
Test pressure
17.20 bar
Available capacity
60L / 100L / 200L
Capacities
3 capacities to suit your constraints
60L
Ultra-manoeuvrable, perfect for frequent moves
100L
Easy transport with greater autonomy
200L
For long jobs, with no unnecessary interruptions
References
NOB60CSPP
NOB100CSPP
NOB200CSPP
New-generation blaster complete with a permanent-pressure remote-control system, a screen, lid, settling filter, remote control, breathable-air filtration and a tungsten-carbide piston metering unit.
Operating your blaster safely
The different types of NORBLAST® remote controls
What is a remote control for?
The remote-control system lets the operator start or stop the abrasive projection directly from their position, in complete safety. The remote-control block is fixed directly on the blaster and always fitted with a silencer. This device is mandatory under current labour legislation and is designed to protect the operator from accidents.
What does a remote-control system consist of?
A control block
It opens/closes the intake and exhaust air. It has a built-in silencer to reduce noise.
A control hose
It links the control block to the blaster and transmits the open/close commands.
A control handle
Located near the nozzle, the so-called “dead man’s” control handle lets the operator control the abrasive projection.
How does it work?
The remote-control system acts as a safety switch placed in the operator’s hands. As long as the handle is held down, the machine is under pressure and blasting is active. As soon as the handle is released, the circuit shuts off automatically: the air supply is cut, the exhaust opens, and the tank depressurises. This lets the projection be stopped at the nozzle without outside help, without having to go back to the machine. The remote-control system comes in two formats to suit all environments: one-piece, for an all-in-one solution, or separate, for more flexibility.
One-piece control blocks?
Advantages
Just 1 module.
More compact.
Fewer couplings
Less risk of leaks.
Drawbacks
- If one part fails, the whole block has to be dismantled.
Separate control blocks?
Advantages
Two distinct modules.
More modular depending on the setup.
If one fails, only one of the two parts needs dismantling.
Drawbacks
More couplings, so more potential risk of leaks if badly fitted.
Less compact.
Made in France in our workshops in Haute-Savoie
After-sales service for overhauls and maintenance
Designed for rental with rugged machines and reinforced components. Simple start-up.
Immediate profitability: fast ROI from the very first rentals. Pricing tailored to professionals.
Easy to maintain with easy access to wear parts and simplified maintenance.
Complete support: hands-on training, rental info sheets ready to hand to the customer. Responsive after-sales service, spare parts available.