EcoQuip 2 EQm
EcoQuip 2 EQm
Looking for a Vapor/Dustless Blasting system. That is portable, easy to use and affordable. Check out all the EQm has to offer. The EQm is designed to remove graffiti, brick and patio cleaning, paint and stain removal from wood, steel, and concrete surface preparation. Works with coarse, fine or non-destructive blast media, yet emits up to 92% less dust than traditional dry blasting. With blast pressure up to 150 psi and up to 90 minutes between refills, the EQm will help any user complete jobs quickly and efficiently.
Here is a quick chart which compares our EcoQuip® 2 EQm to the “commercial-grade” DB series of machines
| Item | EcoQuip® 2 EQm | DB-150 | DB-225 | DB-500 | DB-800 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Media Usage per hour | 150lbs/hr | 200lbs/hr | 200lbs/hr | 200lbs/hr | 200lbs/hr |
| Media Usage per 8 hour day | 1200 lbs | 1600 lbs | 1600 lbs | 1600 lbs | 1600 lbs |
| Media Usage per 40 hour work week | 6000 lbs | 8000 lbs | 8000 lbs | 8000 lbs | 8000 lbs |
| Total Run Time between fills | 2 hours | 15 minutes | 30 minutes | 60 minutes | 90 minutes |
| Total fills per 8 hour day | 4x/day | 32x/day | 16x/day | 8x/day | 5x/day |
| Media Capacity* | 440 lbs | 50 lbs | 100 lbs | 200 lbs | 300 lbs |
| Pot Size* | 3.5 cubic feet | 1 cubic foot | 2 cubic feet | 5 cubic feet | 8 cubic feet |
| Water Usage per hour | 12-15 gals | 20 gals | 20 gals | 20 gals | 20 gals |
| Hold Tight Usage per hour | 15 oz/hr | 28 oz/hr | 28 oz/hr | 28 oz/hr | 28 oz/hr |
| H20 Tank | Optional | No | No | No | No |
| Water Pump Included | Yes | No | No | No | No |
| Garden Hose Connection | Yes | No | No | No | No |
| How often add water each 8 hour shift? | 0-3x/day | 32x/day | 16x/day | 8x/day | 5x/day |
Important Features We Offer
Not all Vapor/Dustless Blasters are created equal – we are proud to offer “Best in Class” equipment, and have many customers who have rented other systems and tell us their experience with our equipment was better – here’s why:
INTEGRATED WATER PUMP
The pump used is engineered for our Vapor Blast systems – other OEM’s use no pump or one that’s off the shelf and not designed for vapor blasting environments. The Texas-born Dustless Blasters don’t have a integrated pump OR water tank. Our EQp model comes with a garden hose connection allowing for a continuous supply of water – no refilling required throughout the day. Working in a remote area? No problem – our equipment can also siphon water from a standalone water tank or check out our H2O To Go accessory.
TANK LINING AND EXTERIOR PROTECTION
You would expect all OEM’s to coat the inside of the vessel, especially since it is in constant contact with water and abrasive. Well………believe it or not, some don’t. Our machines use an advanced 2 coat system that fully protects your investment inside and out, ensuring a long life and low maintenance operation.
SERVICE AND SUPPORT
We have many stories of when our equipment performed better than others – if you are in the market for a vapor/dustless blasting system, make sure you talk to us first as we can help you make an informed decision and ensure you invest your money wisely and do not have any ” post-sale” regrets. We have been in business since 1984 – our focus is “all things blasting” and helping our customers wherever and whenever they need it. Please contact us now for further information and pricing.
EASE OF CLEAN OUT
Have you ever seen what it takes to empty a “Texas-born” Dustless Blaster? They actually recommend just blasting out the leftover media if you are in a hurry (that gets expensive and messy very quickly!), and if you have more time then you need to disassemble the bottom valve assembly using tools (very time consuming). Our systems use a simple clamp on the bottom of the vessel that can be undone with no tools. This is critical – in today’s world of blasting, no two jobs are the same. Although today you may have only needed to use crushed glass, tomorrow’s job may require something harder like Jet-Mag. The EQp unit has the ability to quickly empty the vessel and easily contain the leftover media as it drains out.