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Monaco
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Hi all,

How much cfm or litres per min flow do I need to run a radum blasting cabinet?
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LOTS. Probably the minimum would be 22 cfm, but as always, the bigger the better...

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Agree with GTM. Be aware that some shops rely upon different pressures when they quote their "Free Air Delivery" figures. For some, their figures are based on 90psi, which gives a higher FAD figure than those who use the 100psi rating. So ask before you buy.

I pick up my 3 phase 7.5HP mother tomorrow morning :D . Looking forward to having that much "air" available :D

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WATER TRAPS :!: get water traps. If you get moisture coming through your media blasting set up it can quickly clog up, very annoying :wink:

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