Superior Protection With Sandblasting Suit

Protect Yourself With Sandblasting Suit

Arming blasters with personal protective equipment (СИЗ) is essential to the safe operation of their sandblasting equipment, including coveralls, перчатки, eye protection and a blasting helmet.

An environmental controlled abrasive-blasting suit (ECAB) eliminates the time-consuming need to don multiple layers of protective gear for each “пособие” process while simultaneously increasing comfort and productivity for workers.

RPB Leather Blasting Gloves

These high-quality gloves designed specifically for blasting are constructed with double palm stitching and Kevlar stitching for durability, and feature extra wear resistance due to an external leather strip and soft lining for worker comfort. Available sizes for this glove include small, medium and large.

TIG welding produces considerable heat and sparks, so gloves that provide adequate thermal protection from hot metal parts should be chosen carefully. In addition, look for those certified as ANSI cut-resistant to safeguard against potential cuts caused by sharp metal pieces.

Heavy leather gloves were distributed throughout both the Army and Air Force organizations, such as maintenance and equipment companies, railway and boiler shop battalions, port stevedore sections, locomotive and smith shop companies, etc. For use, unit commander approval was necessary before issuing one. Since 1939 there has been significant reworking to strengthen and protect seams using welt construction with strapping around the thumb seam for increased strength and protection.

Clemco Blaster Trousers and Jacket

Safety is of utmost importance when it comes to maintaining productivity in blast operations. With proper PPE, they will be protected from inhaling dust or other contaminants; injuries from rebounded abrasives; fatigue due to working in hot or cold temperatures; as well as hazards associated with operating equipment.

Clemco offers an assortment of operator protective clothing designed to keep your team safe and comfortable on the job, such as traditional heavy-duty and seasonal lightweight blast suits, rugged leather blast gloves for rebounded abrasives and Comfort Vests for cool or warm conditions, which allow operators to focus and remain productive on tasks more easily. Their Apollo WiComm2 bone-conduction radio headset also ensures cutting-edge communications capabilities.

These blaster trousers and jackets feature durable leather front panels to offer maximum protection against blast media rebound, while cotton back panels allow airflow for increased comfort. Straps at the leg and hand cuffs adjust securely for an adjustable fit while reinforced seams and pockets add strength and durability.

Nova 3 Sandblasting Hood

Designed by blasters themselves, RPB’s Nova 3 goes far beyond optimizing safety and productivity to deliver on its goal of optimizing safety and productivity. Paired with PX5 PAPR system for comprehensive head, face, and respiratory protection; plus its optional Nova Talk in-helmet communication system that enables blasters, pot tenders, key staff to communicate quickly among themselves thereby decreasing downtime while increasing productivity.

The Nova 3 Sandblasting Hood comes equipped with an expansive viewing window for optimal peripheral vision and 30% more downward visibility. A comfortable molded inner padding ensures an ideal fit, and RPB’s “FIT AND SAVE” tabs allow workers to quickly tear off one lens at a time – eliminating taped lenses before blasting. Plus, an insulated breathing tube allows users to control either cool or warm incoming air temperature to ensure optimal comfort no matter where your blasting takes place!

Safety Helmet

Safety helmets are intended to shield employees’ heads from impacts that might occur in an at-risk work environment, yet even though these pieces of equipment provide high levels of protection, they do not prevent dangerous factors like linear or angular impactors from being present.

When purchasing a safety helmet, workers should ideally follow ANSI/ISEA Z89.1, which sets specific standards for head protection such as abrasion resistance, penetration resistance and coverage area. This helps ensure the helmet purchased meets all necessary criteria and is of good quality.

To maintain an ideal working condition for helmets, they should be stored and used according to manufacturer-recommended conditions in order to preserve their protective characteristics (away from heat sources and direct solar radiation, for instance), regularly checked for damage or wear, inspected regularly for damage and wear as well as periodically cleaning interior elements like harness and headband as sweat can quickly degrade them.