Sand Blasters

About Sand Blasters

Air-powered sand blasters strip rust, remove paint, clean welds, and prep metal surfaces by directing a pressurized stream of abrasive media at the workpiece. Every model in this section connects to an air compressor, so your blasting output depends on your compressor's CFM and PSI capacity. Prices in this group run from $20.88 for the compact Sand Blasting Gun Kit up to $229.42 for the 60 SBC200, a 79.4-pound cabinet unit built for shop installation. The main fork in the buying decision is handheld gun versus cabinet blaster. Handheld guns like the Wogoboo Guo-001 at $22.99 and the Inokraft Sand Blaster Pro Kit at $47.99 (2.92 pounds, air-powered) are portable tools suited for spot rust removal, chassis prep, and surface cleaning in the field. Cabinet blasters enclose the workpiece inside a sealed box so media is captured and reused rather than scattered, which matters for small precision parts. The 60 SBC200 at $229.42 is the cabinet option here and weighs 79.4 pounds, making it a fixed shop tool rather than something you carry to a job site. Ratings run from 3.8 to 4.4 stars, and review depth ranges from 105 reviews on the Heavy-duty PSQ60 to 2,231 on the LE AS118-2. The LE AS118-2 at $69.99 leads all listings in both review count and monthly sales at 400 units per month, pointing to consistent field demand. For budget-focused buyers, the Wogoboo Guo-001 at $22.99 logged 300 units sold last month across its 759 reviews, evidence of strong value-tier activity. Start by deciding between portable gun use and contained cabinet work, then match your compressor output to the gun's air requirements.