48" Wide Abrasive Blast Cabinet with LED Light Kit

Marsoni

M251S

$2543.01

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48" Wide Abrasive Blast Cabinet with LED Light KitFeatures Includes 40429 LED light kit for super bright blasting and better vision Perfect for surfaces preparation on any type of irregular surfaces where other forms of preparation such as sanding are difficult; ideal for removing paint, rust, scale and oxidation on various irregular surfaces 80 125 psi operating range, minimum air volume of 15 CFM @ 80 psi Fully welded construction with no seams or leak points helps keep the blasting operation

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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2025