REDATS SB-63 63L Pressure Sandblaster

What is it used for?

Well suited for cleaning steel structures and other components that require surface preparation before further processing.

The unit is used directly at the workstation: place it next to the work area, connect the compressor, and start working immediately. This is practical when there is no space for a cabinet or when unrestricted working space is preferred.

Why include it in your offer?

• 63-liter abrasive capacity - fewer interruptions

The large tank holds a significant amount of abrasive, allowing extended operation without frequent refilling. This is particularly beneficial for repetitive tasks or larger components, improving overall work efficiency.

• Mobile despite its capacity

With dimensions of 88 × 46 × 42 cm and a weight of 28 kg, the SB-63 remains easy to reposition. A frame with a handle and two stable wheels allow smooth movement across the workshop floor without lifting.

Nozzles for different applications

The set includes four nozzles: 2 / 2.5 / 3 / 3.5 mm. This allows lighter blasting for precise details or more aggressive operation for thick layers of rust or paint.

• Consistent, powerful blasting stream

The sandblaster operates up to 8.6 bar. An air flow of 170–538 l/min (at 8 bar) ensures a strong and stable blasting stream, providing predictable results without pressure drop during operation.

• Control and safety during operation

The pressure gauge is positioned high and centrally, allowing constant monitoring of working pressure without interrupting the task.

A shut-off valve with a clearly visible lever enables quick air cut-off when finishing work or making adjustments, ensuring full control during operation.

What’s included in the set?

• Protective hood with visor - protects the head, neck, and collar area when working outside a cabinet
• Filling funnel - allows easy loading of abrasive without spillage
• Nozzle set (2 / 2.5 / 3 / 3.5 mm) - enables adjustment of blasting intensity to the task

When does the SB-63 make sense?

• When sandblasting is performed regularly and the equipment is used frequently
• When components have heavy rust, old paint, or stubborn surface deposits
• When a strong, pressure-based stream is required immediately after connection
• When working without a cabinet is preferred, with full freedom of workspace and flexible equipment placement