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HORNET SHOT BLASTER 

 

OWNER’S MANUAL 

 

10 

 

OIPB 

– C

 

OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS 

 

SETTING UP YOUR SHOT BLASTER 

 

Your Hornet Shot Blaster comes fully assembled with handle and motor fully installed. 

Transport the HORNET® and the Dust Collector to the floor which is to be blasted. Shot can 
now be loaded, and your Shot Blaster is ready for use. 

OPERATION 

Operating 

 

Check and make sure that all wear & tear parts are in good condition. If there are any doubts, 
replace them immediately. Check the power cables. 
 
Connect the HORNET® with the hose to the Dust Collector. It is important, that there are no 
lesions or holes in the whole length of the hose. Even small holes or a wrong connection can 
significantly decrease the performance of the dust collector. 
 
Connect the power cables of the HORNET® and the Dust Collector to the sockets. Insulation 
tape or similar can be used to secure the power cable to the hose. 
 
Check the floor for screws, nuts or stones etc., and sweep the floor if necessary, with a brush or 
a vacuum system. Small obstacles like joints pose no problems for the HORNET®. If there are 
bigger steps or similar check if it is possible for the machine to drive over them before the 
turbine is switched on.  
 
In the case of higher steps, difficult joints or severe undulation of the floor it is possible, that the 
blast opening of the machine rises too far above the floor. The sealing of the Shot blaster 
becomes ineffective and shot escapes from the machine at high speed. This can cause injury to 
persons and equipment. Before operating always check the condition of the floor to prevent this 
from occurring. 
 
Remove the separator lid. Make sure that the shot valve is closed and pour in the shot until it 
reaches the level of the sieve. Do not fill above the sieve level as suction from the Dust 
Collector will suck it away with the dust. Only place new or clean shot in the shot compartment. 
 
Clean the sieve in the shot compartment if it is blocked. 
 
Switch the Dust Collector on. 
 
Switch the turbine on. 
 
Push the shot valve lever on the right side of the handle. The HORNET® will start to blast the 
floor. Pull or push the machine in the direction you want. If the machine stays still on one spot, it 
will blast a hole in the floor!  
 

Summary of Contents for CONTEC HORNET

Page 1: ...Doc OIPB C Orig Rel 11 2018 Curr Rev 00 MOBILE SHOTBLASTER HORNET OWNER S MANUAL AND PARTS BOOK www BARTELLGLOBAL com...

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Page 3: ...y USA 40209 Tel 425 405 9100 Fax 425 405 9101 ORIGINAL LANGUAGE OPERATING MANUAL FOR CONTEC SHOT BLASTER 2016 Bartell Morrison Inc No part of this work may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or...

Page 4: ...s operating or shortly after it is turned off Serious burns may occur CAUTION ROTATING HAZARD Never place hands or feet inside safety guards Serious injury will result from contact with rotating parts...

Page 5: ...TINE SERVICE SCHEDULE 8 o ROUTINE SERVICE INTERVALS 8 OPERATING SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 9 OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS 10 o SETTING UP YOUR SHOT BLASTER 10 o OPERATION 10 o ADJUSTING THE BLAST TRACK 11 o BLAST W...

Page 6: ...of satisfied use WARRANTY INFORMATION Bartell agrees to furnish without charge F O B our plant a replacement for any part or portion thereof comprising the main unit of the Contec Shot Blaster consis...

Page 7: ...6 Overall Length mm in 73 78 29 2 31 2 Overall Height mm in 100 108 40 43 2 Weight Weight kg lb 51 113 Power Source Power kw HP 2 1 2 9 Volts V 110 Frequency Hz 60 Amperage A 20 Shot BSS 2451 SAE J444...

Page 8: ...ading through this manual thoroughly you will find that you can do some of the regular maintenance yourself However when in need of parts or major service be sure to see your Bartell dealer For your c...

Page 9: ...at which time your mechanic or authorized repair shop should complete all the recommended checks in the schedule above The maintenance log is handy for keeping a record of the maintenance performed a...

Page 10: ...area of the Shot blaster must take these precautions When switching on or lifting the machine during blasting it is possible that shot escapes at high speed Unprotected eyes can be seriously damaged...

Page 11: ...l obstacles like joints pose no problems for the HORNET If there are bigger steps or similar check if it is possible for the machine to drive over them before the turbine is switched on In the case of...

Page 12: ...ing The life time of the blast wheel depends on the application of the machine For example a lot of wear tear occurs when blasting soft concrete with a lot of surface fat Concrete dust is a very aggre...

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Page 14: ...HORNET SHOT BLASTER OWNER S MANUAL 13 OIPB C PARTS LIST HORNET SHOT BLASTER...

Page 15: ...54001 Shot Hose 1 39 8731140302 Shot Valve Pipe with Magnets 1 41 8731100307 Shot Valve Lid 1 43 8731100306 Shot Valve Axis 1 45 8731100301 Shot Valve Lever 1 47 8760331226 Joint 2 49 8730100306 Rod f...

Page 16: ...HOT BLASTER OWNER S MANUAL 15 OIPB C 91 8790215017 Handle inclined 1 93 8730100101 Sieve 1 101 8750201020 Power Limiter 115V 1 103 8730111200 Cooling block 1 105 8730111201 Cover 1 107 870542812 Hose...

Page 17: ...HORNET SHOT BLASTER OWNER S MANUAL 16 OIPB C ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM HORNET SHOT BLASTER...

Page 18: ...orrectly adjusted Is the shot cage worn out Is the sieve Appendix diagram No 81 in the shot compartment blocked Is the shot valve Appendix diagram No 13 blocked Has the shot worn out Check the size of...

Page 19: ...rectivas Dichiariamo sotto la ns unica responsibilita che il prodotto al quale questa dichiarazione si riferisce fabbricato in conformit ai seguenti standard e documenti di normative EN 349 1993 Safet...

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