3397 10.5-INCH SHOT BLASTER

Model: 3397

The 3397 strips, cleans, and profiles in a single time-saving step. Durable and efficient, it offers mobility and versatility for large applications.

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Features

  • Height-adjustable handle, ergonomic blast-wheel placement, and shot blast controls reduce operator fatigue
  • In-line preparation system maximizes separation of abrasives and dust, setting a new industry standard for 10.5-inch shot blasters
  • Front swivel casters increase maneuverability and control for a more uniform and consistent profile
  • Side-slide removable shot screen is easy to access and clean
  • Rebound hopper incorporates a newly designed rear-facing vacuum port for improved air flow
  • Left-side base magnet may be removed and replaced with an included edge blasting plate for surface access within a half inch of the wall
  • New and improved control box with hour meter, high-range overdrive selector, and heavy duty shot operator cable
  • Features a cord management system
  • Variable speed
  • Overdrive button helps create consistency in the blast pattern profile
  • Shot control lever

Specifications

Specifications Standard Metric
Width 15.3" 38.9 cm
Blasting width 10.6" 27 cm
Max. Height 45.5" 115.57 cm
Min. Height 41.25" 104.77 cm
Max. Length 53" 134.62 cm
Weight 384 lb 174.18 kg
Speed 0-98 ft/min 0-30 m/min
Capacity up to 1400 sq ft hr up to 130 sq m/hr
Voltage 230 volt 3-phase
HP 10 7.46 kW
Amps 30

Magnets

Part # Name Standard Metric Description Fits    
6553 6553 14-INCH MAGNETIC SHOT SWEEPER

This push-type sweeper is made with a powerful ceramic magnet and durable aluminum frame and handle. It features a 14-inch sweeping width, 6-inch wheels, and a quick-release handle to make picking up nails, screws, and other metal debris easy. 

 A30, 3398, 3397, 3396, A95
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6552 6552 24-INCH MAGNETIC SHOT SWEEPER

This push-type sweeper is made with a powerful ceramic magnet and durable aluminum frame and handle. It features a 24-inch sweeping width, 6-inch wheels, and a quick release handle to make picking up shot, nails, screws and other metal debris easy.

 A30, 3398, 3397, 3396, A95
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6555 6555 HAND MAGNET

Handheld magnet is designed for loading and unloading media into shot blast machines.

 A30, 3398, 3397, 3396, A95
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6551 6551 HEAVY-DUTY MAGNETIC SHOT SWEEPER

This sweeper is ideal for steel shot, and it picks up metal debris quickly and easily. Includes release handle, height-adjustable settings of 1, 2, and 3 inches, wheeled construction makes it easy to push across surfaces, and 24-inch magnet, 25-inch width.

 A30, 3398, 3397, 3396, A95
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Shot Blast Kits

Part # Name Standard Metric Description Fits    
3397-301000019 3397-301000019 BELT

Belt

 3397
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3397KIT 3397 SHOT BLAST KIT

Includes: Toolbox 660 x 280 x 320, Jaw wrench 10 x 11, Jaw wrench 13 x 17, Jaw wrench 17 x 19, Wrench insert 10 mm, Wrench insert 13 mm, Wrench insert 17 mm, Wrench insert 19 mm, Wrench insert, Change-over ratch 1/2", Slotted screwdriver, Hammer 500, Hex key wrench, Safety Glasses, Blast wheel kit 165 mm, Abrasive control cable, Top liner, Side liner RH, Side liner LH, Side brush LH, V-ribbed belt, Side brush RH, Brush front long, Brush front short, Rear seal

 3397
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Lord & James provides critical training for every person working in proximity to our machines, improving safety and efficiency, as well as reducing the risk of machine damage. For additional technical assistance, visit our resource library.

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