The Bristle Blaster is a handheld power tool that removes corrosion and creates an anchor profile without abrasive media. Its rotary bristle belt delivers grit-blast quality results for surface preparation in industries from oil and gas to shipbuilding. Fast, safe, and portable, it’s ideal for spot repairs or jobs where traditional blasting is impractical.

Blasting operations expose workers to airborne particles, high-pressure air, and flying abrasive. The right PPE—helmets, respirators, gloves, ear protection, and steel-toe boots—protects against serious injury and ensures compliance. Regular maintenance, like replacing helmet lenses and checking air lines, keeps gear effective.

Dust collection plays a critical role in protecting worker health, meeting OSHA regulations, and maintaining jobsite efficiency. The right system size depends on your blast nozzle CFM, duct or hose length, and filter type, with extra capacity for multiple operators. Portable units work well for short-term or confined jobs, while stationary or trailer-mounted systems handle long-duration, high-volume blasting.

Spray tips wear out - costing you time, money, and quality. Spot the signs early and get TriTech replacements from Sandblast Solutions Inc.

A deadman switch is a critical safety feature that instantly shuts down blasting if the operator loses control. Learn how it works, why it matters, and how to maintain it.

Sizing your air compressor correctly is critical for blasting performance. This guide helps you match CFM and PSI to your nozzle, tools, and jobsite needs.