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100% built in the USA
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American tech support Monday – Friday
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Constructed of robust mild steel
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Comes with GFCI 110V plug
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Precision air regulator
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Foot switch operated blasting gun for simple process control
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Simple Electrical box for ease of use
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Large front loading door
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Industrial door features excellent sealing capabilities
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Fully welded cabinet prevents spillage
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Large window for easy viewing
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LED light bar for great visibility
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Foot Pedal for better process control
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Machine exterior is painted Desert Tan
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Floor supports for heavy parts
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Fully factory tested and assembled before shipping
| Internal Working Dimension | 36″ W x 24″ D x 30″ H |
| Power | 110V Single Phase |
| Abrasives Amount | 35lbs. |
| Abrasive Delivery | Suction or Pressure Pot |
| Gun Tips | Boron Carbide Tips |
| Compressor Specs | 7.5 HP or Larger |
| Collection System | Optional Dust Collector & Reclamation System |
| CFM | 20-30 CFM |
| PSI | 60-100 PSI |
| Assembly | No Assembly Required |
Great Add-Ons for Your VH900 Dry Blast
Dust Collector
A dust collector is designed to remove airborne dust and fine particles generated during the sandblasting process. Sandblasting produces a significant amount of dust from the abrasive media and the material being removed from the surface. Using a dust collector helps maintain a cleaner work environment by reducing airborne dust levels. It also minimizes the risk of operators inhaling harmful particles, improves visibility inside the blasting cabinet, and prevents dust from settling on surrounding surfaces.
Reclamation System
The reclamation system is focused on recycling and reusing the abrasive media used in the sandblasting process. Its primary function is to collect, separate, and reintroduce the reusable abrasive media back into the blasting operation. This helps reduce material costs by recycling abrasive media, maintains consistent blasting performance, and minimizes waste disposal requirements.
Love my micro hone unit, thank you Vapour Honing for a great product. Made of thick heavy plastic that will last a lifetime and very few moving parts.
Perfect for motorcycle rebuilds, I have vapour blasted 50 year old carburetors and they came out looking as if I just took them out of a box.
Simple to operate just add water and blast media and presto you are ready to blast away.
Only thing missing is a light, I have added an external LED light strip on the plexiglass window, helped a lot.
Five starts for me.
Perfect for motorcycle rebuilds, I have vapour blasted 50 year old carburetors and they came out looking as if I just took them out of a box.
Simple to operate just add water and blast media and presto you are ready to blast away.
Only thing missing is a light, I have added an external LED light strip on the plexiglass window, helped a lot.
Five starts for me.
After much research and deliberation we purchased one of your units and with a very small learning curve it's been a very positive addition to our aircraft engine rebuilding program. Customer support is outstanding, eager to answer questions and more than willing to offer solutions.
VHT 900 machine works fantastic for restoration of motorcycle and fragile antique aircraft parts. Open loop system works as advertised, have never tried a closed loop system. Delivery was as expected, with minimal assembly to get the machine operating.
I purchased a micro hone and i can’t say enough about how well it performs. I restore 2stroke Harley’s from the 50s up through the 70s and this always makes my job so much easier. If you’re on the fence about buying one, do it, you won’t regret it.
Have been using VHT vapor hone systems for at least 8 years. Ultra-reliable and a key piece of my business restoring vintage Honda motorcycles. I have two units, and the workhorse is the VHT-800. It has been used on a daily basis for 6 years and during that time, have only had to replace the gloves a few times and the LED light bar twice (both times under warranty!). Still using original nozzle and pump. This thing has paid for itself many times over! Also great customer service. Very responsive and effective. These folks CARE about their customers. A+++++
I do a lot of aircraft engine work. Vapor Honing is the best thing ever for soft metals. Parts that would be damaged with a bead blaster look brand new with wet blasting. Great product. I have a VH800. It's well built and can accommodate pretty large parts. Support is excellent.
Sand Blasting FAQs
- What is sandblasting?
- What are the primary applications of sandblasting?
- Is sand always used in sandblasting?
- Is sandblasting safe for operators and the environment?
- Can sandblasting be used on all surfaces?
- Sandblasting is a surface preparation technique used to remove paint, rust, corrosion, and other contaminants from various surfaces. It involves propelling abrasive materials, such as sand, at high speeds using compressed air or other methods to clean or prepare a surface for further treatment, like painting or coating.
- Sandblasting is commonly used in various industries, including automotive, construction, manufacturing, and shipbuilding. Some common applications include removing old paint or coatings, cleaning metal and concrete surfaces, etching glass or stone, and preparing surfaces for painting or welding.
- Sand was historically a common abrasive material in sandblasting. Today, safety and environmental concerns have led to the use of alternative abrasive materials like garnet, aluminum oxide, glass beads, and plastic media. The choice of abrasive material depends on the specific application and the surface being treated.
- Sandblasting can be hazardous if proper safety precautions are not followed. Operators should wear personal protective equipment, such as respirators, goggles, and protective clothing, to prevent exposure to airborne abrasive particles. Additionally, proper containment and dust collection systems are essential to minimize environmental impact and protect workers from harmful dust and contaminants.
- Sandblasting may not be suitable for all surfaces, as it can be too aggressive and potentially damage delicate materials like wood or thin metal. The choice of abrasive material, blasting pressure, and technique must be carefully selected based on the surface type and the desired outcome. In some cases, alternative methods like Vapor Honing, soda blasting, or dry ice blasting may be more appropriate for sensitive materials.
