Repair kit, 1-1/2" inlet valve
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A remote control system is an OSHA-required safety device. The control handle, located near the blast nozzle, is the activator for the remote control system. When the operator intentionally or unintentionally removes hand-held pressure from the remote control handle, the machine deactivates, stopping air and abrasive flow through the nozzle. The remote control system "fails to safe", which means any interruption in the control-air circuit for reasons such as a break in the line, the compressor stops running, or the operator drops the blast hose, the remote controls deactivate the blast machine.
The 1 in inlet valve is standard on the following blast machines:
- Classic Series 2 cuft, 1 cuft, and 1/2 cuft
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