In order to get the most from the Dana-Ridge wetblast system, it is a good idea to have a compressor that allows the full capabilities of the wetblast unit to be realised.
When using these machines, there’s no need to exceed 6.2bar (90psi) of pressure during processing. Doing so will cause increased media usage and reduce the processing advantages. By adjusting the air pressure at the regulator, you can be more gentle or aggressive with your blasting to suit the application you are using it for.
The air-jet in the process gun is large enough to allow atomisation of the slurry and the volume of air available is important. Air volume is a consideration for all types of blasting (even more-so for many dry blasters that may require very large amounts to perform several roles).