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Graco - Portable Abrasive Blasting Equipment | EcoQuip 2 EQm

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Portable Abrasive Blasting Equipment | EcoQuip 2 EQm

Compact, portable blast equipment fits in bed of pickup truck.

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Compact, fully portable entry-level unit

The built-in hand truck with over-sized wheels makes the EQm easy to move around the jobsite. Don't let the size fool you, this compact blaster is capable of handling any type of project, from cleaning to surface preparation.

Fits in the bed of most standard pickup trucks
blast pressure ranging from 30-175 PSI
Oversized wheels for easy portability
Pot size of 3.5 cubic ft - holds approximately (8) 55 lb bags of media

About Vapor Abrasive Blasting

Generates less dust - 92% less airborne dust than dry blasting
Optimizes air, water and media ratio – resulting in a fine mist with a blast that is powerful, but with less dust
Uses less water than traditional water-based wet blasting
Designed for years of solid service

EcoQuip 2 EQm
Maximum Fluid Working Pressure	12.1 bar, 1.21 MPa
Operating Temperature	1.6° - 43.3° C
Recommended Compressor Size+	5.3-17 m^3/min
Blast Hose Size (supplied)	31.75 mm ID
Abrasive Capacity*	200 kg
Dry Weight	168 kg
Wet Weight*	408 kg
Pressure Pot Volume	184 liters
Air Inlet Connection†	– – – – –
Water Inlet Connection	19 mm garden hose connection
* Abrasive capacity and wet weight was found using 80 grit garnet. Using coarser media or less dense media will decrease weight.
† 2 in. ground boss adapter included in tool box (see Parts section of the EcoQuip 2 manual for more detail).
Air Supply Hose Minimum ID
185–600 CFM compressor and less than 100 ft. hose length	38 mm ID
Over 600 CFM compressor or greater than 100 ft. hose length	51 mm ID
Sound Data**
Sound Pressure Level	133 dB(A)
Sound Power Level	139 dB(A)
Instantaneous Sound Pressure Level	131 dB(C)
** All readings were taken at the maximum system blast pressure 150 psi (10.3 bar, 1.03 MPa) from the operator position. The abrasive used was garnet and the substrate was steel. Tested in accordance with ISO 9614-2.
+ See the Nozzle Selection Guide for information on how to properly select the blast nozzle based on compressor pressure and flow output specifications.

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Compact, fully portable entry-level unit

Fits in the bed of most standard pickup trucks
blast pressure ranging from 30-175 PSI
Oversized wheels for easy portability
Pot size of 3.5 cubic ft - holds approximately (8) 55 lb bags of media

About Vapor Abrasive Blasting

Generates less dust - 92% less airborne dust than dry blasting
Optimizes air, water and media ratio – resulting in a fine mist with a blast that is powerful, but with less dust
Uses less water than traditional water-based wet blasting
Designed for years of solid service

EcoQuip 2 EQm
Maximum Fluid Working Pressure	12.1 bar, 1.21 MPa
Operating Temperature	1.6° - 43.3° C
Recommended Compressor Size+	5.3-17 m^3/min
Blast Hose Size (supplied)	31.75 mm ID
Abrasive Capacity*	200 kg
Dry Weight	168 kg
Wet Weight*	408 kg
Pressure Pot Volume	184 liters
Air Inlet Connection†	– – – – –
Water Inlet Connection	19 mm garden hose connection
* Abrasive capacity and wet weight was found using 80 grit garnet. Using coarser media or less dense media will decrease weight.
† 2 in. ground boss adapter included in tool box (see Parts section of the EcoQuip 2 manual for more detail).
Air Supply Hose Minimum ID
185–600 CFM compressor and less than 100 ft. hose length	38 mm ID
Over 600 CFM compressor or greater than 100 ft. hose length	51 mm ID
Sound Data**
Sound Pressure Level	133 dB(A)
Sound Power Level	139 dB(A)
Instantaneous Sound Pressure Level	131 dB(C)
** All readings were taken at the maximum system blast pressure 150 psi (10.3 bar, 1.03 MPa) from the operator position. The abrasive used was garnet and the substrate was steel. Tested in accordance with ISO 9614-2.
+ See the Nozzle Selection Guide for information on how to properly select the blast nozzle based on compressor pressure and flow output specifications.