einhell blast good anygood???

[luke123]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=400060845938&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

Would this be better than the clarke one is it sb4??

Also do you have to replace nozzles on these guns.

if so where can i get the einhell spare nozzles, (I know clarke probs will stock them if they do spare nozzles for em)

cheers Luke

 

[rtbcomp]

No - it looks pretty much the same. You really need a tungsten carbide nozzle at least.

Have a look here http://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=58

In the gritblasting section have a look at the Anglo Abrasives site under "Blasting Equipment".

 

[luke123]

Will carbide nozzles fit on the sb4 clarke one or the einhell one cheers Luke

 

[rtbcomp]

Unlikely, they'll be made for a specific gun.

 

[luke123]

Ok but who do you reckon is the best one for buying spare nozzles etc for cheers Luke

 

[rtbcomp]

Don't see your problem. Buy the Clarke one if you don't want to spend much up front and buy their steel nozzles if you like trolling down to Machine Mart on a regular basis.

Buy the professional one from Anglo Abrasives if you want a much better gun with lower maintenance costs.

I have a Clarke SB4 and the nozzles don't last very long at all. I also use tungsten carbide nozzles on a pot and they last for ages.

 

[luke123]

Just didnt want to spend £30 plus just on a gun, im doing this as to get a cheap blast cabinet and better than the clarke one thats all, it will probably be better money wise to spend more money on a gun than a cheap one and get nozzles every time, but we will see, thanks for the help rtbcomp

cheers Luke

 

[StephenRiley]

I've got one of those cheap guns and bought a tungsten carbide nozzle from anglo scott abrasives which fitted fine. It works well but I had to swap the pick up tube for one supplied by ASA with a "bleed" valve.