The GOFF blast wheel is the most important facet to maintain on a shot blast system. It is the “heart” of the unit.
The typical blade & impeller life of a blast wheel ranges from 200 hrs. to 1,000 hrs. of actual blasting time. These parts are the “work horses” of the shot blasting system and need to be replaced most often.
The fluctuations in part life is directly related to the type of cleaning application (foundry castings, forgings, heat treated gears, etc.) and rockwell hardness (Rc) of the shot/grit utilized in your shot blasting machine. Changing the blades & impeller is a small 20 to 25-minute project and does not require any special tools. It is very easy to do and must be done diligently for machine longevity.
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How To Change A Tune-Up Kit
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Dust Collector Set-Up
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How To Check And Adjust A Blast Pattern
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9″ Blast Wheel Tuneup
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Quick Fit Duct Work Assembly
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Dissassembly of 60″ Table-Blast Shot Blasting Machine
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Blast Wheel Assembly
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6 Cubic Ft. Assembly
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BB Elevator Belt Sheave Troubleshoot
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9 Inch Blast Wheel Assembly (NEW)
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VB Style Blast Wheel Retro-Kit Installation
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Elevator Belt Splice
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Alligator Clip Tutorial
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6 Cube Mill Belt Change-Out
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36-72 Blast Pattern Adjustment
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Abrasive Valve Adjustment (NEW)
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