• Suction Blasting System: This is the primary feature of the machine, where abrasive media is propelled by suction through a gun or nozzle to remove material from the workpiece.

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• Cabinet Construction: The cabinet is usually made of durable materials like steel or heavy-duty plastic to withstand the abrasive environment and ensure safety for the operator.

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• Viewing Window: A transparent window allows the operator to observe the blasting process without opening the cabinet, providing visibility and control over the workpiece.

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• Glove Openings: These are built-in gloves attached to the cabinet, allowing the operator to handle the workpiece and control the blasting process without direct exposure to the abrasive media.

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• Lighting: Internal lighting provides illumination inside the cabinet, enhancing visibility and making it easier for the operator to see the workpiece and monitor the blasting process.

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• Dust Collection System: An integrated dust collection system helps to capture and contain dust and debris generated during the blasting process, maintaining a clean and safe work environment.

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• Foot Pedal Control: A foot pedal allows the operator to control the blasting process hands-free, improving efficiency and convenience during operation.

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• Adjustable Blast Pressure: Some models may feature adjustable blast pressure settings, allowing the operator to customize the intensity of the blasting process according to the requirements of the workpiece.

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• Abrasive Media Storage: Storage space within the cabinet or on the machine itself for holding abrasive media, ensuring easy access and replenishment during operation.

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• Safety Features: Various safety features such as interlocks, emergency stop buttons, and blast curtains are often incorporated to protect the operator and maintain safe working conditions.