01/03/2024 – Reducing costs and energy consumption in blasting
Higher Overall-Equipment-Effectiveness
Improving the cost-effectiveness of production processes has always been an important task, especially to increase your own competitiveness. In the recent past, this need has become even more pressing. The reduction of energy consumption, and thus of the costs for gas and electrical power, has taken on a completely new dimension.
Fig. 7: Blasted but not clean © Eggersmann
Fig.10: Water wettability before and after PantaTec blasting © Eggersmann
Fig. 11: Filling automatic dosing unit Injecto 05 © Eggersmann
Fig. 9: Crane manufacturer components © Eggersmann
Fig. 2: Fully installed dosing system on a large blasting system with 12 blast wheels © Eggersmann
Fig. 1: Example of a medium size blasting system: Cost comparison blasting and degreasing (blue-green) vs. wet-chemical (blue-red) © Eggersmann
Fig. 6: Blasting media with too much dust © Eggersmann
Fig. 7: Blasted but not clean © Eggersmann
Fig. 8: OEE: Comparison of blasting costs for 1000 h of production © Eggersmann
Fig. 3&4: Greasy steel parts before surface treatment © Eggersmann
Fig. 3,4: Greasy steel parts before surface treatment © Eggersmann
Fig. 5: Prematurely clogged Filter © Eggersmann