Steel Grit Recyclers

• Low-Level Output Cleaned Grit (2-3 feet above ground)
  This system, though the least costly, works at a much slower pace with less production and is more labor-intensive.
• High-Level Output Cleaned Grit (fills 5-8 ton pots)
  This grit recycling trailer processes and stores both dirty and clean material that ends up in mobile vessels. While it gives users the flexibility to add the material to pots, this system needs a vacuum truck for transport, which increases labor.
• The trailer that Recovers, Cleans, & Transfers Grit
  Users can get a convenient self-contained mobile system that does it all including vacuum recovery, recycling, and blasting with different pressure vessels. Since the grit is handled and loaded once, fewer workers and labor are required. This system is great for those looking to lower labor costs and increase output.

• 98% recyclable and reusable.
  Can be used multiple times across different jobs with minimal grit loss.
• Removes paint and rust more efficiently with its angular edges.
  This means better productivity compared to single-use media abrasives like silica and slag.
• Better visibility since it’s a dustless media.
  Steel grit provides faster clean up and workers can easily see where they’ve already blasted, which saves time.
• Less waste and transportation costs.
  Users will get lower fees, waste removal costs (no landfills), and permits.
• Less labor.
  Fewer workers are needed with this system since the trailers can process the material easily.

Overall, this multi-use media offers significant cost-reductions through disposal savings, productivity, and efficiency increases, labor costs, and fewer toxins. This is the most cost-effective blast media out there since it prepares surfaces and collects waste at the same time.