Pauli Systems media reclaim system installation and service
Pauli Systems media reclaim systems move spent abrasive from the blast area through recovery, separation and reuse steps. Double D Mechanical installs, relocates and services reclaim equipment with attention to floor layout, mechanical conveying, dust control, separator access, utilities and coordination with the blast room.
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Recovery Floor Layout
The reclaim pattern should match where abrasive actually lands during blasting. Full-floor, partial-floor, hopper and sweep-in arrangements each affect cleanup labor, slab planning, grating access and how operators move around large parts.
Conveying Path To Separation
Screw conveyors, pneumatic lines or other recovery paths need straight, serviceable routes from the blast area to the separator. Changes in elevation, trench locations, guards and cleanout points should be reviewed before equipment is fixed in place.
Separator And Dust Interface
The separator must be placed where reusable abrasive, fines and dust can be managed without blocking production. Dust collector connections, screens, air wash adjustments and abrasive discharge points need room for inspection and routine cleaning.
Utility And Access Planning
Motors, controls, compressed air devices and dust collection connections should be routed with service access in mind. Panels, guards, bearings, access covers and abrasive storage areas should remain reachable after the blast room and adjacent equipment are installed.
Frequently asked questions
What does a media reclaim system do?
It collects spent abrasive from the blast area, separates reusable media from dust and debris, and returns usable media back into the blasting process.
When is reclaim layout most important?
It matters most when parts are large, blasting time is high or manual cleanup would slow the move from surface preparation to coating.
Can reclaim equipment be added to an existing blast room?
It can be evaluated by reviewing the room floor, slab, abrasive type, dust collector capacity, available space and how parts are handled.
What information helps plan reclaim service?
Photos of the floor, separator, conveyors, dust collector, control panel, abrasive type and current operating problems are helpful.
What can cause reclaim performance issues?
Worn components, blocked screens, poor air balance, damaged grating, leaking ducts, overloaded dust collection or abrasive contamination can all affect operation.