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BlastOne has nearly 50 years of experience in design, engineering and servicing sandblast rooms and booths in New Zealand, and globally. BlastOne is the undistributed industry expert. BlastOne has a unique process to conceptualize design and build high performance sandblasting rooms and booths for many industrial applications – from small, containerized blast rooms to multi-million-dollar blast and paint facilities.
BlastOne is an international organization that, among other things, designs and constructs blast and paint rooms for various industries and sectors of manufacturing. Unparalleled support is available from our team in conveniently located branch offices across New Zealand. Our experience is extensive – from full construction to retrofits in existing plants. We differentiate ourselves by providing turn-key solutions to suit your application and budget. Simply tell us what your job is, and we’ll work with you to get it done within your time and budget restraints.
By following our five-step process, you:
BlastOne worked with VT Halter engineers to design and build a new advanced technology blast and paint facility to suit some very custom requirements.
BlastOne worked with the customer to carefully plan and design extensions to the existing blast room and integrate blasting robots into the existing facility.
Our client came to BlastOne looking for a solution that would enable them to blast outside during inclement weather, while providing them a place to contain the dust, abrasive, and the blasting environs.
BlastOne worked with UTLX to replace the old wheel machine—a now out-of-date way of performing surface preparation on railcars—with a new robotic blast room inside the existing facility.
Our client is a leading mining equipment supplier and needed unique blasting booth solution with crane access through the roof of the booth.
J. Oskam Steel Fabricators is general steel fabricator located in Port Colborne, Ontario, approximately 20 minutes from the Niagara Falls.
Tronair is a world leading manufacturer of aircraft ground support equipment based in Toledo, OH.
If you are purchasing a turnkey blast room for building it yourself, there are 25 subjects you need to be well versed in. BlastOne has compiled a detailed report containing an in-depth guide on all the critical components of a blast room: design considerations, abrasive education, and production techniques.
Typical industrial sandblasting automated & robotic blasting equipment require fixed, purpose-built infrastructure to operate. BlastOne specializes in designing, building, and commissioning robotic sandblasting facilities to provide custom solutions for our customer’s corrosion control needs.
Your Work Products Determine Which System Will Benefit You Most See on Website: Wheel Blasting Robotic Blasting For size reference listed in the below table: Small Part: Anything less than 5-ft x 5-ft 5-ft Medium Part: Anything larger than 5-ft cube to 10-ft x 10-ft x 30-ft Long Large Part: Anything larger than [...]
Blastroom Recovery Systems - Don't get Screwed out of productivity Recently, BlastOne participated in Chicago’s FabTech convention where we displayed our unique underfloor reclamation system. The response was phenomenal. We literally had hundreds of industrial fabricators look at our system and suddenly see a solution to their reoccurring problem. Most under-floor recovery systems use a [...]
As paint booths and blast rooms are generally one-time capital purchases, companies tend to have no staff personnel who can guide the decision maker with respect to the process of exploration and costing. BlastOne are experts in the design, engineering, construction, and implementation of paint booths and blast rooms and offer the following 5 critical [...]
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