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Operator view - WBS800 Cabinet


Loading the Cabinet from the Load Rail


A W Bell Machinery Releases Two New Large Parts Waterblast Cabinets


Machinery, with the WBS800 and WBS1000 models of waterblast cleaning cabinets.


A The WBS800 cabinet builds on the


success of the smaller WBS500 and WBS750 units, but offers an increased 50” blast envelope. Five axes of motion plus 45 degree manual nozzle swivel provides maximum flexibility from an operator position outside the fully enclosed cabinet. With the larger size castings, loading can also be more challenging, and A W Bell Machinery


s the size of investment cast- ings continues to grow, so too do the offerings from A W Bell


has overcome this with modular load rails and switches tailored to customer needs. These rails transport the molds quickly into the blast cabinet from load/ unload stations equipped with hoists and/or staging platforms.


The WBS1000 further expands capability with a 63” envelope and 1650 lb weight capacity. The load table of this machine withdraws for easy loading of the part directly onto the table, where it can be chained down using a novel quick-clamp system. Once inside the enclosed cabinet, the operator can manipulate casting and nozzle for safe and efficient cleaning.


towards waterblast cleaning of both Aluminum and Steel castings. combined


“We have seen a distinct shift This


with the trend towards


larger investment castings is driving this addition of new and unique equipment”, says A W Bell Machinery General Manager, Stephen Murtagh.


range


A W Bell Machinery offers a full of


aftercast equipment, spe-


cialising in equipment for waterblast cleaning, abrasive cut off and abrasive belt grinding.


More information is available at www.bellmachinery.com.


WBS800 Cabinet ®


Loading with chain clamps


45 deg table tilt June 2022 ❘ 17


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