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Weld cleaning

Weld scale, spatter and heat tint before coat or inspect. Portable, grit, hanger or cabinet.

Weld scale and spatter only — unless the whole fabrication must be blasted, which is closer to plate and beam descaling. See Plate and beam descaling

Weld cleaning

Typical parts

What buyers usually send for this job.

  • Weld scale and spatter before paint
  • Heat tint on fabrications
  • Shop weldments or site joints

Machines for this job

Send size, material and finish — we will confirm the fit from the current range.

How we match the machine

Four things that decide tumblast, hanger, table, conveyor or a room.

  1. Where it sits

    Portable or grit for site and mixed weldments. Hanger or cabinet when the piece comes to the shop.

  2. Weld type

    Scale, spatter and heat tint — not a full plate descale unless you also blast the parent metal.

  3. Finish

    Weld ready to coat or inspect. Say if the whole fabrication must match a Sa spec.

  4. What we need

    Piece size, shop or site, and whether only the weld or the full surface is in scope.

Related spare parts

Wear parts already listed against the machine families on this job. Send the model so we can confirm fit.

Questions buyers ask

Machine, finish and what we need to quote weld cleaning.

01 Which machine for weld cleaning?
Portable or grit when the job is on site or the pieces vary. Hanger or cabinet when weldments come to the shop as a batch.
02 Do you blast only the weld?
We can. If the whole fabrication must meet a paint spec, say so — that may be a room or hanger job, not a weld-only pass.
03 What finish should we ask for?
Scale and spatter off, ready to coat or inspect. Use a Sa grade only if the paint system needs it.
04 What do you need for a quote?
Piece size, shop or site, weld only or full surface, and how many pieces per shift.

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