Change How You Blast Components – with a Titan High-Performance Blast Cabinet
When we began the redesign process for the Titan Blast Cabinet, we knew we wanted to solve the problems associated with traditional blast cabinets: leaky doors, poor lighting, wimpy sheet metal legs, energy inefficiencies, etc.
Basically, all the annoying problems that detract from a positive, and high performance, blast experience.
Since its introduction in 2020, we’ve received tremendous feedback from customers on how the Titan Blast Cabinet has changed the way they blast.
Improve operator safety and energy efficiency
Our blast cabinet line is comprised of five models of varying interior sizes, with our largest model, the 6060 pictured above, boasting a full 60” of width and depth and 50” of height versus the standard 38” of our other models.
One problem we solved with the Titan Blast Cabinet is poor lighting. Titan’s patented LED window frame light improves operator safety and energy efficiency – while providing an exceptionally bright work area.
And, each Titan Blast Cabinet comes as a complete system, which includes:
- Our own Small Cartridge Dust Collector designed specifically for this blast cabinet
- Adjustable Media Reclaim System
- 3 cubic foot pressure vessel with 1 ¼” piping
Make 2024 the year you change the way you blast – for the better. View our line of blast cabinets to see why the Titan Blast Cabinet is the last one you’ll ever need to buy.
Brandon Acker: President
Brandon purchased Titan Abrasive from his uncle and founder in 2013. Titan has since redesigned its entire product line to solve dozens of industry challenges.
Brandon purchased Titan Abrasive from his uncle and Titan founder, Bruce Maurer, in 2013 after spending five years learning the ins and outs of the business. He and VP of Engineering Brian Fox have completely redesigned the entire product line to solve the dozens of challenges that have plagued the blasting industry for decades.
Brandon is passionate about American manufacturing, the jobs it creates, the quality produced, and the bright future that lies ahead. He’s a frequent guest on manufacturing podcasts where he shares his deep industry expertise. Brandon holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Arizona State University.
