Sandblasting Hood Hellog

GZ Industrial Supplies is a distributor and supplier of Hellog tools in Nigeria. A comfortable and lightweight helmet used for different blasting jobs.

Our sandblast helmet is a robust and durable equipment that ensures safety of the operator with an adjustable air baffle system as defined by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) for abrasive blasting to be used with a respirable compressed air source that delivers a constant flow of air to the operator’s head and face to reduce fatigue, prevent misting and increase productivity.

Comes with buckle at the bottom of the helmet that ensures a better grip and high operator visibility and has a wide screen with two lenses made of pvc material that can be easily replaced, for better/clearer vision.

A multi-layer sound-proof foam to makes it very quiet during operation. The top of the helmet is equipped with a damping adjustment device, that gives the operator a comfortable grip , allowing the helmet to rotate to the direction of the head. 

Specification of Sandblasting Hood

Color: Blue(helmet )
Lens Material: PVC material
Pipe Material: Silica gel
Helmet Material: PC+ABS material

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1 What do I need to start sandblasting?

The air source, the sandblasting cabinet, the dust collector, and the blasting medium are the four main parts of a sandblasting system. Typically, an air compressor or bottle gas serves as the air source. The item to be blasted is kept in the sandblasting cabinet, and dust is extracted from the cabinet using a dust collector.

Q2 How do you sandblast safely?

Workers must wear protective helmets, clothes, goggles, gloves, safety boots, earplugs, and other OSHA-recommended equipment as part of the sandblasting safety procedures. Equip employees with the appropriate breathing apparatus. Sandblasting procedures need the use of respiratory protection at all times.

Q3 Does sandblasting damage brick?

The brick, mortar, and surrounding components that weren't meant to be sandblasted are frequently affected as well. It takes a lot of skill and attention to detail to sandblast brick and mortar. The air pressure needs to be continuously changed to account for the variation in softness.

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