Blastmaster Water Ring

Description

The Blastmaster Water Ring from Morven Industrial Limited is a high-efficiency tool designed to suppress dust during abrasive blasting. It fits securely around the blasting nozzle and introduces a controlled mist of water at the point of impact, capturing dust particles before they become airborne. This results in safer, cleaner, and more environmentally friendly blasting operations essential in both enclosed and open-air industrial applications.

Built for industries where air quality and safety are paramount, the water ring reduces visibility issues, lowers inhalation risks, and supports compliance with environmental standards. It is especially effective during painting preparation on steel structures, tanks, pipelines, and large surface areas.

Applications

• Shipyards & Marine Structures – Prevents dust contamination during hull and deck surface prep.
• Bridge & Infrastructure Maintenance – Ensures cleaner blasting in open environments.
• Oil & Gas Facilities – Effective for tank and pipe cleaning in regulated environments.
• Lead Paint Removal – Captures hazardous particles to prevent toxic exposure.
• Urban or Confined Work Zones – Controls dust where ventilation is limited.

Key Features

• Integrated Water Mist System – Instantly captures dust at the source for safer operation.
• Nozzle Compatibility – Fits standard nozzles and installs quickly without special tools.
• Improved Visibility – Reduces airborne debris for better control and accuracy.
• Rugged, Rust-Resistant Build – Performs reliably in harsh industrial conditions.
• Low Water Usage – Delivers maximum dust suppression with minimal water consumption.
• Minimal Surface Residue – Prevents water pooling and preserves surface prep quality.

At Morven Industrial Limited, we support advanced surface preparation with solutions that improve safety, productivity, and environmental responsibility. The Blastmaster Water Ring is a smart addition to any blasting setup, delivering reliable performance where clean blasting is critical.