Pneumatic Gravity Sandblaster Gun (Rust & Paint Removal)
Key points
- Gravity hopper feeds media continuously while blasting
- Removes rust, paint and scale fast for repaint prep
- Squeeze-trigger control saves media on small jobs
- Compact design works with any workshop compressor
- Lightweight handheld alternative to bulky sandblasting cabinets
- Contractors can spot-prep small rust and paint areas instead of transporting parts to a blasting cabinet
- Farm and plant workshops can strip rust from brackets and implements in place rather than sending parts away
- Restorers can clean a small weld or a pitted patch before filler, keeping the repair area tight instead of stripping a whole panel
| Type | Gravity-Feed Sandblaster |
| Drive | Compressed Air |
| Media | Sand & Abrasive Grit |
| Control | Squeeze Trigger |
| Use | Rust, Paint & Scale Removal |
| Body | Lightweight Handheld |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
Handheld pneumatic sandblaster gun that strips rust, old paint and scale from metal surfaces using compressed air and abrasive media. The gravity-feed hopper holds a continuous supply of sand or other media, while the air nozzle creates a strong suction that blasts the surface clean for repainting or welding prep. Squeeze-trigger control lets the operator start and stop the stream precisely, keeping media use efficient on small parts, car panels, tools and machinery. Fitting a standard air hose and running on a regular workshop compressor, the tool offers an inexpensive alternative to large sandblasting cabinets for occasional or mobile jobs. Replaceable nozzles extend service life, and the light, balanced body reduces fatigue during longer cleaning sessions. A practical choice for auto body shops, metal fabricators and maintenance crews that need quick, effective surface preparation without bulky stationary equipment. For a workshop that already runs a compressor it is a low-cost way to take on repaint preparation in house instead of booking a subcontractor or buying a blast cabinet.
