Titan Abrasive media reclaim system installation and relocation
Titan Abrasive media reclaim systems move spent abrasive from a booth or blast room back through recovery, separation and reuse equipment. Double D Mechanical plans installation, relocation and service around floor collection points, conveyors, pneumatic pickup, separators, dust collector connections, controls and maintenance access.
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Floor Collection Layout
Reclaim performance starts at the floor. Grating, hoppers, trenches, sweep-in points or screw conveyors should be positioned so abrasive can be collected without interfering with part loading, operator movement or door operation.
Conveyance To The Separator
Mechanical and pneumatic reclaim routes need room for equipment, supports, cleanouts and wear components. The route should avoid tight bends and inaccessible areas where abrasive can collect or service points can be blocked.
Collector And Waste Handling
The reclaim system works with dust collection and separation equipment to remove fines and debris from usable media. Dust collector connections, waste containers, screens, valves and discharge points should remain accessible after installation.
Information To Bring Together
For new installation or relocation, useful planning details include floor drawings, photos, room or booth dimensions, abrasive type, utility locations and notes on current cleanup patterns.
- Confirm whether the system serves a booth, room or multiple blast areas.
- Check floor elevations and nearby pits before setting recovery equipment.
- Reserve service paths for separators, conveyors, valves and cleanouts.
Frequently asked questions
Why add a media reclaim system?
A reclaim system can reduce manual cleanup and help return usable abrasive to the blasting process when the layout and equipment are planned correctly.
What can complicate reclaim installation?
Floor limitations, columns, doors, loading traffic, low clearances, duct conflicts and limited service space can all affect the installation.
Does reclaim equipment need its own controls?
Controls are typically coordinated with the blast equipment, separators, collectors and safety interlocks so the connected system operates in the right sequence.
What should be documented before moving the system?
Document equipment locations, connection points, motor data, control panels, floor openings, ducting and the current media path.