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Our VH900 Hydro Blast is backed up by the industry’s best LIFETIME WARRANTY
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100% built in the USA
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American tech support Monday – Friday
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Constructed of carbon steel
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The VH900 Hydro Blast is built to last
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2 (2′) LED light bar for better visibility
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Front-load door
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Wiper included
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Foot pedal control
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Upgrade option w/o depreciation
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Adjustable Spray Nozzle
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Dryer hose inside
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The VH900 Hydro Blast combines the amazing cleaning capability of the Hydro Blast with the great cabinet style the VH900 offers.
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A heater comes standard with the VH900 Hydro Blast, which aids in the removal of oil, grease, and grime.
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Machine exterior is painted Gunmetal Gray
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The VH900 Hydro Blast can be used with an aqueous based detergent to aid in grease and grime removal.
| Internal Working Dimension | 36″ W x 24″ D x 30″ H |
| Power | 220V Single Phase |
| Abrasives Amount | NO ABRASIVE |
| Water Amount | 25 Gallons |
| Pump | High Volume Pressure Pump |
| CFM | 15 CFM |
| PSI | 1200 PSI at The Gun |
| Assembly | No Assembly Required |
Company Reviews
The Vapor blaster works just as i hoped it would. Killer finish and Ive been using it for 5 years. i made some mods A blasting pistol holder for
Hydro Blasting Questions
1. What’s the regular maintenance on the Hydro Blast machine?
2. How often do you need to change the water and detergent?
3. Can the Hydro Blast be used for post cleaning after vapor honing?
4. Will a Hydro Blast provide the same results as a Vapor Honing machine?
1. Refreshing and changing the water, as well as cleaning the under floor filters, are the regular maintenance tasks associated with a Hydro Blast.
2. If the water in your machine becomes dirty or begins to smell, it is time to be refreshed. Typically the water and detergent last around a month in the VH900 Hydro Blast.
3. Absoloutley! The high pressure heated water helps dislodge abrasive and other possible parts. Leaving you with the cleanest possible part after Vapor Honing.
4. The VH900 Hydro Blast cannot remove contaminates locked into the substrate of the part due to the lack of an aggregate in the blasting liquid. This is in contrast to Vapor Honing, which does deploy a slurry to effectively strip and clean parts.
