Media Reclaim Systems for Heavy Equipment and Agriculture
Heavy equipment and agricultural machinery work can leave abrasive across large booth floors, around rugged frames and beneath attachments. Double D Mechanical installs, relocates and services media reclaim systems that help move, clean and return blast media while coordinating with dust collection, utilities and maintenance access.
Discuss your installationRecovery Under Large Assemblies
Implements, frames, buckets, guards and attachments can block direct cleanup paths. Reclaim system layout should account for where media falls, where operators can sweep safely and how parts enter and exit the blast space.
Mechanical Equipment Around Tall Parts
Bucket elevators, separators, storage hoppers and conveyors need room beside large equipment without limiting crane, hoist or forklift movement. Ceiling height and sidewall space are important when placing reclaim components.
Dust and Debris Separation
Reusable media has to be separated from dust, paint chips, scale and larger debris. Separator location, screens, air wash connections and collector tie-ins should be reachable for adjustment and cleaning.
Utility Routing in Heavy Shops
Power, controls and compressed air routes often cross areas used for welding, repair, washdown or assembly. Reclaim installation should protect these paths and keep motors, disconnects and cleanouts accessible.
Planning Inputs to Collect
Useful details include largest equipment dimensions, booth floor layout, recovery preference, floor slab condition, rigging access, current dust collector location, electrical service and abrasive storage needs.
Frequently asked questions
Why use media reclaim for heavy equipment blasting?
It can reduce manual cleanup, recover reusable abrasive and keep the blast area better organized for large parts and attachments.
What floor details matter?
Floor thickness, flatness, drainage, existing pits, anchors and traffic loads can all affect recovery equipment placement.
Does reclaim equipment need dust collection?
Reclaim systems usually need dust control at separators, transfer points or storage areas so recovered media can be cleaned before reuse.
What access should be kept open?
Keep access to conveyors, elevators, screens, hoppers, motors, bearings, cleanouts, controls and collector connections.