48" ABRASIVE BLAST CABINETOPERATING MANUAL

Model # SB9013UPC: 052249015079

Clarke Power Products Inc.28740 Glenwood Rd., Perrysburg, OH 43551

Tel # 800-227-9603 or (419) 930-2299 • Fax # (419) 930-0740www.clarkeusa.com • E-mail: customer.service@clarkeusa.com

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READ ALL INSTRUCTIONSBEFORE OPERATING

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONSThank you for purchasing your Clarke SB9013Abrasive Blast Cabinet. Before attempting tooperate your new Abrasive Blast Cabinet pleaseread these instructions thoroughly. You will needthese instructions for the safety warnings,precautions, assembly, operation, maintenanceprocedures, parts list and diagrams. Keep yourinvoice with these instructions. Write the invoicenumber in the inside of front cover. Keep theinstructions and invoice in a safe, dry place forfuture reference.

WARNING: The warnings, cautions and instructionsdiscussed in this instruction manual cannot cover allpossible conditions or situations that could occur. Itmust be understood by the operator that commonsense and caution are factors which cannot be builtinto this product, but must be supplied by theoperator.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Description Page #

Warranty ..............................................1

Specifications ......................................1

Safety rules .........................................2

Extension Cords ..................................2

Assembly.............................................3

Getting Started ....................................6

Operating Your Blast Cabinet..............7

Maintenance........................................7

Parts List & Diagram ...........................9

SPECIFICATIONS

Capacity.....................................200 lbs.Arm Hole Openings ...........................7"Work Area ............................8 cubic feetOverall Dimensions .......51" x 38" x 67"Air Requirements ..................................5HP compressor w/min 12CFM @ 50-125psi

Weight ........................................366 lbs.

WARRANTYThis product has a one year warrantycovering any manufacturing defects. Eventhough we have strict quality control duringour manufacturing process, sometimes aproduct gets shipped that does not meet ourspecifications. If you have a product that doesnot work correctly within 30 days of yourpurchase, take the product and the originalreceipt to the store for credit or replacement.If you have a product that does not workcorrectly when it is more than 30 days afteryour purchase, then you must return theproduct to the following address—postage orUPS paid. After 30 days, please do not returnthe product to the store. This will only delaythe repair process. Consumable items suchas motor brushes, blades, bulbs etc. are notcovered under warranty.

Before returning any product, you mustcontact Clarke Power Products at1-800-227-9603 to acquire a ReturnAuthorization Number.

When sending your product you must include:1. A copy of the dated store receipt showing

the original purchase,2. Name of store and town where product

was purchased,3. Your full name, street address and

telephone number.

Please ship to:

Clarke Power Products Inc.28740 Glenwood RoadPerrysburg, OH 43551ATTN: Warranty Return

We will examine the product. If the problem isdue to a manufacturing defect, we will repairor replace the product at no charge and returnit to you postage or UPS paid. If the problemis due to misuse, abuse, the product hasbeen modified or out of warranty, we willcontact you with a repair estimate and ask fora credit card number for payment. After theproduct has been repaired, it will be returnedpostage or UPS paid.

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SAFETY RULES1. Know your machine. Read this manual carefully.

Learn the machine’s applications and limitationsas well as specific potential hazards peculiar to it.

2. Ground all machines.3. Do not expose tool to moisture. Don’t use this

machinery in damp or wet locations. Keep out of rain.

4. Keep work area clean. Cluttered areas inviteinjuries.

5. Keep children away. All children should be keptaway from the work area. Never let a childhandle a tool without strict adult supervision.

6. Do not operate this tool if under the influence ofalcohol or drugs. Read warning labels onprescriptions to determine if your judgment orreflexes are impaired while taking drugs. If thereis any doubt, do not attempt to operate.

7. Use safety equipment. Eye protection should beworn at all times when operating this machine.Use ANSI approved safety glasses. Everydayeyeglasses only have impact resistance lenses.They are NOT safety glasses. Dust mask,respirator, non-skid safety shoes, hard hat, orhearing protection must be used in appropriateconditions.

8. Wear proper apparel. Loose clothing, gloves,neckties, rings, bracelets, or other jewelry maypresent a potential hazard when operating thismachine. Please keep all apparel clear of themachine.

9. Don’t overreach. Keep proper footing andbalance at all times when operating this product.

10. Always disconnect the machine from powersource before servicing or changingaccessories.

11. Check for damage. Check your tool regularly. Ifpart of the tool is damaged it should be carefullyinspected to make sure that it can perform its’intended function correctly. If in doubt, the partshould be repaired. Refer all servicing to aqualified technician. Consult your dealer foradvice.

12. Keep away from flammables. Do not attempt tooperate this tool near flammables orcombustibles. Failure to comply may causeserious injury or death.

13. Use the right tool for the job. Do not use a toolor attachment to do a job for which it was notintended. Do not alter a tool.

14. Use proper accessories. Using accessories notrecommended may be hazardous. Be sureaccessories are properly installed and maintained.Do not defeat a guard or other safety device wheninstalling an accessory or attachment.

15. Guard against electric shock. Prevent body contact with grounded surfaces such as pipes,

radiators, ranges, and refrigerators. Hold yourtool by insulated, non-metal grasping surfaces. Use a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) toreduce shock hazards.

16. Do not abuse cord. Never carry your tool by itscord or unplug it by pulling the cord from theoutlet. Pull the plug rather than the cord toreduce the risk of damage. Keep the cord awayfrom heat, oil, sharp objects, cutting edges andmoving parts.

17. Maintain tools carefully. Keep handles dry, cleanand free from oil and grease. Follow instructionsfor lubricating and changing accessories.Periodically inspect tool cords and extensioncords for damage. Refer all service to a qualifiedtechnician.

18. Store idle tools. When not in use, store your toolin a dry, secure place. Keep out of reach ofchildren.

19. Do not use any sand or silica based abrasiveswith this machine. Silica based abrasives havebeen linked to severe respiratory disease.Always use OSHA recommended abrasives.

EXTENSION CORDSOnly use rounded jacket extension cords listed bythe Underwriters Laboratories (UL). Improper use ofextension cords may cause inefficient operation ofyour tool which can result in overheating. Be sureyour extension cord is rated to allow sufficientcurrent flow.

If you are using the tool outdoors, use an extensioncord rated for outdoor use (signified by “WA” on thejacket).

The extension cord must have a minimum wire sizedepending upon the amperage of the tool and thelength of the extension cord. This size is determinedby its AWG (American Wire Gauge) rating. Thesmaller the gauge number, the greater the cable’scapacity. Total length determines the minimum AWGrating. Use the chart below to determine what AWGrating is required for your situation. Cord length isrepresented in feet.

AWG RATING CORD LENGTH CHART25' 50' 75' 100' 150' 200'

Amps0-10 18 18 16 16 14 1210.1-13 16 16 14 14 12 1213.1-15 14 14 12 12 12 ---15.1-18 14 12 12 12 12 ---

Do not modify your plug in any way. If you have anydoubt, call a qualified electrician.

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ASSEMBLYBefore operating your SB9013 Abrasive BlastCabinet check the contents of the box to make sureyou have everything you will need.

Items included in the box:1 Operating Manual1 Cabinet 1 Dbl. Light Assembly w/bulbs1 Steel Screen2 Side Doors4 Legs1 Air Regulator1 Abrasive GunFoam for Door SealsSealing Tape for Air RegulatorHardware (see parts list)

Follow these instructions closely to insure optimumresults.

Your Abrasive Blast Cabinet comes unassembled. Itis important that you read the entire manual tobecome familiar with the unit before you use thecabinet. Before assembling your Abrasive BlastCabinet, be sure that you have all parts described inthe parts list in this manual.

Installing the Legs

1. Lay out the cabinet wherever it is easiest towork on, with the two arm holes on the front ofthe unit facing up.

2. Align the 4 upper most holes on any of the fourlegs with the 4 corresponding holes on the BlastCabinet housing.

3. Attach the leg (23) to the cabinet by inserting abolt through leg, then through cabinet and nut.(See Figure 1) Firmly tighten nut.

4. Repeat steps 2 & 3 for the remaining front leg.

5. To attach the rear legs, flip the Blast Cabinetover, so that the two arm holes are facing down.

6. Align the 4 upper most holes of either remainingleg with the 4 corresponding holes on the BlastCabinet housing.

7. Attach the leg (23) to the cabinet by inserting abolt through leg holes, then through cabinet andnut. (See Figure 1) Firmly tighten nut.

8. Locate the two remaining holes on the rear legwhich align with holes on the Cabinet housing(at approximately 4.5" and 10.5" from top of leg).Secure the leg at both of these points, usingsame bolt/nut configuration as in step 7.

Installing the Lights & Light Housing

The Abrasive Blast Cabinet is shipped with the lighthousing installed on the inside of the unit to preventdamage during transit. Before operating the unit it isnecessary to remove the light housing from theinside of the unit and properly install it to the top ofthe Abrasive Blast Cabinet. Once you haveunbolted and removed the light housing from theinside of the unit, follow these steps to correctlyinstall it on the cabinet:

WARNING: In the following steps you will behandling glass. Care must be taken to avoidpossible injury while installing the Lights & LightHousing. Always handle glass with extremecaution.

1. Thoroughly clean the Lamp Window (4) and layit on a clean flat surface.

2. Locate a piece of Lamp Window Protective Film.

Note: Protective Film for Lamp Window measuresapproximately 6" x 26" - it is smaller than the Filmintended for use on the main viewing window.

Peel the backing tape away from the adhesivestrips on the Film.

3. Align the Protective Film with the LampWindow, with the adhesive strips facing theLamp Window.

4. Firmly press the Protective Film into place onthe Lamp Window, making sure that theadhesive strips are secured to the glass.

5. With protective film facing down, place LampWindow onto top of Abrasive Blast Cabinet.(Center Lamp Window between the six LightHousing Mounting Holes located in the top ofthe cabinet.)

6. Next unpack and install the two fluorescent bulbs(03) into the Light Housing Lamp Fixtures (02).

7. With the fluorescent bulbs installed in the lighthousing, place the entire housing onto the topof the cabinet as shown in Figure 2. Make surethat the Power Switch (1A) is facing the front of

Figure 1

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the cabinet and that the slots in the Light Housingare aligned with the holes in the Cabinet.

8. Secure the Light Housing to the cabinet with thesix bolts which were originally holding the LightHousing in place on the inside of the cabinet.

Installing the Cabinet Doors

Before installing the doors, make sure that youhave the left door on the left side of the cabinet andthe right door on the right side of the cabinet. Thedoors will only fit on the cabinet one way.

1. Align the four bolts of the door hinge with thefour holes in the side of the cabinet.

2. Push the hinge bolts through the cabinet holes.

3. Fasten the four hinge bolts in place with thefour nuts provided. (See Figure 3)

4. Firmly tighten all four nuts with a wrench.

5. Repeat steps 1 - 4 for the remaining door.

Installing the Tank Drain Door

To install the Tank Drain Door to the Cabinet, followthese simple steps:

1. Align the 3 holes on the hinged portion of theTank Drain Door with the 3 holes on the rearpanel of the Cabinet.

2. Insert a bolt into each of the three holes andfirmly tighten with a screwdriver. (See Figure 4)

3. Once all three bolts are tightened, push the TankDrain Door up against the bottom of the Cabinetand lock it into place with the latch.

Installing the Air Pressure Regulator

The Air Pressure Regulator has a mounting bracketattached to it. The mounting bracket should beattached to the front left leg of the Abrasive BlastCabinet. To install the Air Pressure Regulator, followthese simple steps:

1. Align the two holes in the Air Pressure Regulatormounting bracket with the two holes in the frontleft cabinet leg.

2. Once the holes are lined up, place a boltthrough each of the holes.

3. Fasten the two bolts in place with two nuts.

4. Firmly tighten both nuts with a wrench. (SeeFigure 5)

Figure 2

Figure 3

Figure 4

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Installing the Steel Screen

1. Open the Top Lid of the Abrasive Blast Cabinetand pull the Abrasive Gun out of the cabinet.Allow the Abrasive Gun to hang over the frontpanel of the cabinet while installing the SteelScreen.

Note: Steel Screen must be positioned so that thenotched corner faces the front right of thecabinet. This notch allows room for the Air Hoseand Suction Hose which are attached to theAbrasive Gun. (See Figure 6)

2. Place the Steel Screen (39) into the cabinetthrough either side door of blast cabinet.

3. The screen will seat itself on the frame which isbuilt into cabinet when it is properly aligned.Make sure that the Air Hose and Suction Hoseare correctly positioned at the notched corner ofthe Steel Screen.

Installing the Dust Extraction System

The Dust Extraction System draws airborneparticles out of the blast cabinet and into a filter.

This greatly reduces the amount of dust inside thecabinet and makes it easier to see your work. Theuse of a respirator or mask is still strongly advisedwhen using this machine.

To install the Dust Extraction System:

1. Line up the four holes on the Dust ExtractionCanister mounting brackets with the four holesin the rear panel of the Abrasive Blast Cabinet.

2. Insert a bolt through each of the four holes inthe mounting bracket, and through the hole inthe cabinet.

3. Fasten each of the four bolts in place with anut.

4. Firmly tighten each of the four nuts with awrench. (See Figure 7)

5. Plug the Dust Extraction Power Cable into theoutlet on the rear of the Light Housing.Figure 6

Figure 5

Figure 7

WARNING: The outlet on the rear of the LightHousing is designed for use with the ClarkeSB9013 Dust Extraction Unit ONLY. Do notattempt to plug anything else into this outlet.

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GETTING STARTEDWARNING: Close and latch the door at alltimes prior to operating the cabinet.

CAUTION: Clean up all spills; abrasiveparticles are very slippery.

When using your abrasive blast cabinet, a 5 hpcompressor is recommended. A fine grade ofabrasive is recommended to prevent clogging.Contact your local authorized Clarke dealer for topquality abrasives.

WARNING: THIS MACHINE IS NOTINTENDED FOR USE WITH SILICA BASEDABRASIVES. SILICA BASED ABRASIVESHAVE BEEN LINKED TO SEVERERESPIRATORY DISEASE. ALWAYS USESILICA SUBSTITUTES (SUCH AS CLARKEAB2520 - ALUMINUM OXIDE, AB2531 -GLASS BEAD, OR AB2532 - RED GARNET)WHEN ABRASIVE BLASTING!

Adding Abrasive Media

1. Close and latch the Tank Drain Door (37)located at the bottom of the abrasive blastcabinet. Make sure that the latch is securely inplace before adding abrasive blasting media toyour cabinet.

2 Open the cabinet lid and pour your abrasiveblasting media directly onto the steel screen.The media will flow through the holes in thesteel screen and into the bottom of the cabinet.

3. Pour the abrasive blasting media about 6" deepin the bottom of the cabinet. (Although yourabrasive blast cabinet will hold up to 200 lbs ofblasting media it may be difficult to drain thetank if you use too much media.)

Connecting to Power SourceThis unit is designed to operate on a properlygrounded 120 volt, 60Hz, single phase, alternatingcurrent (ac) power source with a fused 20 amp timedelayed fuse or circuit breaker. It is recommendedthat a qualified electrician verify the ACTUALVOLTAGE at the receptacle into which the unit willbe plugged and confirm that the receptacle isproperly fused and grounded. The use of the propercircuit size can eliminate nuisance circuit breakertripping while operating your abrasive blast cabinet.

Installing & Replacing Nozzles1. Select an appropriate nozzle (#43A-4mm,

#43B-5mm, #43C-6mm or #43D-7mm).

2. Take off the nozzle adapter nut (#42).

3. Remove the installed nozzle, and insert the newnozzle.

4. Tighten the nozzle adapter nut (#42).

Attaching the Air Supply1. Wrap the threads of the Air Pressure Regulator

connector with the included sealing tape.2. Attach an air hose to the Air Pressure Regulator

connector.

3. Firmly tighten air hose onto Air Regulatorconnector with a wrench.

4. Connect the other end of the air hose to your aircompressor. Refer to your air compressorowner’s manual to make sure that the air hoseis correctly attached.

Note: Air compressor air pressure regulator shouldbe set between 50 and 125 psi.

Adjusting the Air Flow

Once you have correctly attached one end of yourair hose to the Air Regulator connector and theother end to your air compressor:

1. Turn on your air compressor.

2. Adjust the air compressor air pressure to 50-125 psi.

3. Pull up on the Air Pressure Regulator knob toadjust the air pressure.

4. Adjust the Air Pressure Regulator on theAbrasive Blast Cabinet to 80 psi.

5. Push down on the Air Pressure Regulator knobonce you have set the pressure at 80 psi. Thiswill lock the knob in place and preventaccidental pressure changes.

Turning on the Lights & Dust Extraction System

The power switch located on the Light Housingcontrols the Dust Extraction System and the Lights.To turn on the lights and dust extraction system,simply flip the switch to the ON position.

To turn the lights and dust extraction system off,simply flip the switch to the OFF position.

WARNING: Air hose must be rated for ATLEAST 100 psi. We recommend Clarke brandair hoses - models AA3050 & AA3100.

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CAUTION: Do not attempt to move AbrasiveBlast Cabinet when it is loaded with abrasiveblasting media. This may damage cabinet andcause injury to the user.

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CAUTION: Air Pressure not affected by turningpower switch ON or OFF. Air pressure must beadjusted at Air Pressure Regulator.

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Holding the Gun

The best way to hold the gun is the way that feelsmost comfortable to you. While practicing to use yournew abrasive blast cabinet, experiment holding thegun in different positions until you find the one thatseems to work best for you. Never aim the nozzle atyour fingers, the rubber gloves or the light.

Using the Foot Pedal

Step down on the foot pedal to allow air to flow tothe gun. Air flow will start as soon as the foot pedalis pressed firmly enough to open the air flow valve.

To stop the air flow to the gun, lift your foot off ofthe foot pedal.

OPERATING BLAST CABINET1. Select the appropriate nozzle for your needs.

2. Set the compressor’s air pressure regulator to 50-125 psi. Do not set the regulator above themaximum 125 psi. Set the Abrasive BlastCabinet’s air pressure regulator to (around) 80 psi.

3. Open the door and place the workpiece you areworking with in the center of the cabinet. Onceworkpiece is in place, close all cabinet doors.Close all latches SECURELY.

4. Place your hands into the rubber gloves (15)inside the cabinet. Make certain your fingers arein the proper positions and that you can easilymove your hands and grip things.

5. Grip the gun with one hand. Point the nozzle atthe bottom of the cabinet and operate the gun fora moment to make certain everything is workingcorrectly. If leaking is detected, disconnect the airhose and have it repaired before using.

6. Hold the material you are working with in yourother hand. Position your fingers so that therubber glove is not in the way of the area you areblasting. You may have to reposition your fingersmany different times during the blasting to ensurethat you have blasted every area of yourworkpiece.

7. Step down on the foot pedal to begin blasting.Aim the nozzle directly at the surface of theworkpiece. Bring the nozzle to within two (2)inches of the workpiece if necessary. Move thegun in a side-to-side or circular motion, alwaysmaking sure that your fingers are not in the way.

WARNING: Do not aim the nozzle at yourfingers, the rubber gloves or the light whenabrasive media is flowing through the gun.

8. To check on the progress of your blasting, liftyour foot off of the foot pedal, release the gunand pull your hand from the glove. Remove your

other hand. After making sure air flow to gun isOFF, open the door and inspect your workpiece.If necessary to continue blasting, follow previoussteps as needed.

9. Once completed, remove your hands from thegloves and shut off the compressor. Open thedoor and remove your material.

MAINTENANCE1. Blasting Gun

- After 10-12 hours of blasting time, the nozzleshould be checked. If it shows uneven wear itshould be turned 1/4 turn every 10 hours of use.2. Caking of Media

- Media caking is caused by moisture in the airsupply or from oily and greasy parts. If this is notcorrected media will not flow evenly and will plug upin the metering valve and the gun. Check airsupply; if water is present install a good moisturetrap. If oily or greasy parts are being blasted, youshould degrease and dry the parts first.3. Reverse Pressure

- If media stops flowing, release foot pedal.Once air has stopped flowing to the gun, place agloved thumb over the nozzle. Make sure that theentire nozzle is firmly covered and no air canescape. With gloved thumb firmly in place overnozzle, push foot pedal down for a couple ofseconds. This will cause the system to back blastthrough the gun and up the media hose. This willhelp loosen any clogs.4. Gun Air Pressure Drop

- Set the air pressure to 80 PSI on the airgauge at regulator. Push the foot pedal whileholding gun and see if the gauge pressure dropssignificantly. If the pressure drops, this indicatesthat there is a restriction is the supply line. Thiscould be a hose that is too small, a reducer or quickcoupler, a plugged filter, or other piping that doesnot allow enough air through. Also if the cabinet istoo far from the air compressor, a pressure drop willoccur. Air supply line should be 1/2" or larger.5. Poor Visibility (Excessive dust)

- Air inlet at front left above regulator, should befree to allow air into cabinet.

- Dust container full and needs to be cleanedand emptied. (latch at bottom of dust collector orremove cover on vacuum.)

- Dust cartridge contaminated. (clean or replacefilter in dust collector, part #29)

WARNING: To reduce the risk of injury, alwaysunplug your tool from both the power supply andthe air supply before performing anymaintenance. Never disassemble the tool or tryto do any rewiring on the tool’s electrical system.Contact Clarke Power Products for all repairs.

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- Media breakdown; Eventually the mediabecomes so small that it is essentially dust. Replacemedia and clean dust collector.6. Poor Visibility (Viewing window)

Windows come with a clear plastic protector onthem. As these become pitted they can be easilyreplaced to extend the life of the window.7. Poor Media Flow

- Check for moisture as indicated above. Installmoisture trap as needed. Replace damp media andclean hoses.

- Holes in media hose will cause poor mediadelivery. Replace hose.

- Debris in media. Replace or filter media.

MAINTAINING SUCTION EFFICIENCYA properly maintained abrasive blast cabinet shouldprovide years of constant service. When productionrates fall the operator can usually locate theproblem by checking:

1. Air Supply- If the pressure gauge on the air pressure

regulator shows an adequate no-load supply (whenthe blaster is not running), press the foot pedal. Ifthe pressure drops more than a few PSI your airsupply is restricted or inadequate. Clean filters andmoisture separators all the way back to the aircompressor. Straighten any kinked lines. Use amaster gauge to check the air pressure or replaceexisting gauge if you suspect it is giving you falsereadings.2. Blast Gun

- The nozzle will wear out eventually. Replace itif it measures 1/16" over its original size or if itshows uneven wear. Adjust as needed for differentmedia and conditions.3. Dust Collector

- Inadequate cabinet ventilation results inreduced cleaning power at the nozzle as well asdiminished view of the work in progress. Use thedust collector’s Filter Cleaning Rod after every 20-30 minutes of cabinet use (more often in dustyconditions).To use Filter Cleaning Rod:1. Turn off the Dust Extraction System, by flipping

the power switch on the front of the LightHousing to OFF.

2. Release the latch and open the cover on thebottom of the dust extraction housing and allowthe dust to drain out.

3. Push the Filter Cleaning Rod several times tohelp “shake” any remaining dust from the filter.

4. Close the cover on the bottom of the dustextraction housing and refasten the latch. Makesure cover is closed tightly before turning DustExtraction System on again.

Empty dust collector at least once a day. Removefilter and blow out occasionally to keep the dustcollector or vacuum working efficiently. Replace asneeded.4. Media

- Use quality blast media sized to the job. Dampor dirty media can bring blasting to an instant halt.Store media in a dry area and load the appropriatequantity. Add enough abrasive blasting media tohave 6" deep of media on top of the tank drain door.If you run out of media as you are blasting addenough so it keeps circulating to the gun. Themedia will eventually break down or get toocontaminated to use. The less there is in thesystem, the less you will have to replace.

Abrasive Media Quick Reference Guide

Keep your tool in good condition by adopting aregular maintenance program. Before use, examinethe general condition of your tool. Inspect guards,switches, tool cord and extension cord for damage.Check for loose screws, misalignment, binding ofmoving parts, improper mounting, broken parts, andany other condition that may affect its’ safeoperation. If abnormal noise or vibration occurs,turn the tool off immediately and have the problemcorrected before further use. IF THERE IS ANYQUESTION ABOUT A CONDITION BEING SAFEOR UNSAFE, DO NOT OPERATE THE TOOL. DONOT USE A DAMAGED TOOL.

Clarke AB2520 - Aluminum OxideHardness: 9

The shape and hardness of aluminum oxidemake it ideal for working with metals or hard,brittle parts. Common uses include surfacepreparation, cutting and deburring.

Clarke AB2532 - Red GarnetHardness: 8

Red Garnet is good for general metal usage.Ideal for general rust, paint and scale removalfrom metal parts.

Clarke AB2531 - Glass BeadHardness: 6

Perfect for light deburring or applying satin-likefinishes on parts. Round shape of glass beadkeeps it from cutting into work surfaces; insteadthe surface is pounded or “peened.”

THIS PARTS LIST AND LINE DRAWINGARE FOR REFERENCE ONLY.

THIS TOOL CAN ONLY BE SERVICEDAT AN AUTHORIZED CLARKE REPAIR

FACILITY.

SB9013 - Abrasive Blast Cabinet Parts Diagram

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