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2 . 0   C U B I C   F O O T   L - S E R I E S   B L A S T   M A C H I N E

Description

Rugged, relentless and reliable is what you get with a Marco 2.0 Cubic Foot L-Series Blast 
Machine.  From quick touch-ups to complete jobs, the 2.0 Cubic Foot L-Series Blast Machine 
is up to the task.  Compact design, welded handle, and rugged solid core tires makes this 

machine highly mobile and easy to move around your job site.  The industry proven Two Hole 

Junior Metering Valve provides the operator with precise metering capabilities, reliable flow, 

reduced media usage and increased productivity.  Equipped with the KwikFire 153 Remote 

Control Handle, you gain "instant on, instant off" control over your media flow and improved 

performance.  An optional moisture separator will provide dryer air; reducing clogs in the 

abrasive flow.

Features:

•  Built in accordance with ASME Pressure Vessel Code - proven industrial grade durability
•  125 psi operating pressure  - allows for a wider range of media and surface profile options 
•  Durable powder-coated finish - better protection against the elements
•  KwikFire 153 Remote Control Handle - gives "instant on, instant off" control over your media
• Bantam Metering Valve - virtually infinite control over abrasive for precise mixture ratio 
•  Triangular Filler Plug Handle - provides an easy grip during pressurization
•  Concave head - makes filling easier with less media spilled on the ground 
•  Stable tripod design - three point design resists tipping on irregular surfaces
•  Solid rubber tires - puncture proof and durable for reliable performance
•  Welded handle - makes for easy transport to, from, and around your work site
•  Dimensions - 21"W x 24"L x 39"H / Weight - 126 lbs

Operational Requirements

The following may cause safety hazards or reduced performance:

•  Improper installation and/or maintenance of components
•  Failure to place blast machine on a secure, flat surface
•  Improper air supply pressure (minimum 30 psi, maximum 125 psi)
•  Incorrect lifting / transporting of blast machine or incorrect or worn lifting devices
•  Use of media too coarse for nozzle orifice
•  Use of media coarser than 20 mesh may cause clogging in the Bantam Metering Valve 
  

Operating Instructions (Figure 2)

Before using:

•  Inspect Blast Machine for damage. Replace any damaged components before use.
•  Inspect Filler Plug O-ring (2) and Filler Plug (1) for damage
•  Test all Ball Valves (3, 8) for binding by turning to the fully open position and back to the 

fully closed  position. Replace immediately if damaged.

•  Test Petcock (5) for binding by turning the handle 180 degrees (from the 9 o’clock to
  3 o’clock position). Set Petcock (5) handle to a closed (9 or 3 o'clock )position.
•  Test Bantam Metering Valve (6) by twisting Control Knob (7) one full turn clockwise then 

counter-clockwise.  Close Bantam Meter Valve by turning control knob clockwise until the 
valve seats . 

•  Attach Blast Hose to Bantam Metering Valve (a).
•  Attach KwikFire 153  to Blast Hose and install Blast Nozzle on KwikFire 153 (fig.7).
•  Test KwikFire 153 Remote Control System by rotating Control Lever to the operating position 

and release.  If the Control Lever does not return to the closed postition, remove system from 
service and inspect KwikFire 153 for damage before returning system to service.

•  Fill Blast Machine with media.
•  Attach Air Hose to 2-Lug Hose Fitting (4).

Ensure the surface is stable 
and is sufficient to support the 
weight of a Blast Machine full 
of media.  Unstable surfaces 
and surfaces that cannot 
support the gross weight of a 
full blast machine could cause 
the blast machine to tip over.  
Failure to comply with the 
above warning could result in 
death or serious injury.

Never  weld, grind or drill 
on the blast machine (or any 
pressure vessel).  Doing so 
will void ASME certification 
and manufacturer’s warranty. 
Welding, grinding or drilling 
on the blast machine (or any 
pressure vessel) could weaken 
the vessel causing it to burst. 
Failure to comply with the 
above warning could result 
in death or serious injury. 
(ASME Pressure Vessel Code,     
Section VIII, Division 1)

Inspect all equipment for 
wear or damage before and 
after each use.  Failure to 
use Original Equipment 
Manufacturer repair parts and 
failure to immediately replace 
worn or damaged components 
could void warranties and 
cause malfunctions.  Failure to 
comply with the above warning 
could result in death or serious 
injury.

2.0 Cubic Foot L-Series Blast Machine

Never use the filler plug to lift 
or move the blast machine.

Summary of Contents for 1090050

Page 1: ...re using this equipment read understand and follow all instructions in the Operator s Manual If the user or assistants cannot read or understand the warnings and instructions the employer of the user...

Page 2: ...in minor or moderate injury It can also be used to alert against unsafe practices Definition of Terms Vision Statement To be the World s First Choice for Abrasives Blasting Painting and Safety Equipm...

Page 3: ...with the above warning could cause electrical shock and inadvertent activation of equipment resulting in death or serious injury OSHA requires blast cleaning nozzles be equipped with an operating val...

Page 4: ...n air is compressed Any moisture within the blast system will cause medias to clump clogging metering valves hoses and nozzles Install an appropriately sized moisture separator at the inlet of the bla...

Page 5: ...41 238 10 45 264 10 55 319 12 62 357 13 Air cfm Media lbs hr Compressor Horsepower No 4 1 4 47 268 11 54 312 12 61 354 14 68 408 16 74 448 17 81 494 18 98 608 22 110 681 25 Air cfm Media lbs hr Compr...

Page 6: ...may cause clogging in the Bantam Metering Valve Operating Instructions Figure 2 Before using Inspect Blast Machine for damage Replace any damaged components before use Inspect Filler Plug O ring 2 and...

Page 7: ...2 0 C U B I C F O O T L S E R I E S B L A S T M A C H I N E 6 W W W M A R C O U S A C O M 2 0 Cubic Foot L Series Blast Machine Figure 2 2 1 a Decrease Media Increase Media 3 4 5 6 7 8...

Page 8: ...l open position Close Petcock 5 by rotating to the 3 o clock or 9 o clock position Securely hold Blast Hose place hose end in a container suitable for catching the media Ensure Operator is prepared fo...

Page 9: ...2 0 C U B I C F O O T L S E R I E S B L A S T M A C H I N E 8 W W W M A R C O U S A C O M 2 0 Cubic Foot L Series Blast Machine Figure 3 2 1 Decrease Media Increase Media 3 4 5 7 b 8 closed open a 6...

Page 10: ...for compatible media and nozzle selection Refer to Bantam Metering Valve and or KwikFire 153 Operator s Manual for proper instructions Always depressurize the entire blasting system disconnect all ele...

Page 11: ...htly open optional Moisture Separator Petcock to allow collected moisture to escape while Blast Machine is in use Consult Ceramic Nozzles Chart Fig 8 for compatible media and nozzle selection Refer to...

Page 12: ...Hose Assembly 5 2 Insert Liner 7 into Nozzle Holder Base 6 3 Attach KwikFire 153 8 to Nozzle Holder Base 6 4 Insert Nozzle Washer 9 into KwikFire 153 8 5 Insert Nozzle 10 into KwikFire 153 8 6 Attach...

Page 13: ...2 0 C U B I C F O O T L S E R I E S B L A S T M A C H I N E 12 W W W M A R C O U S A C O M 2 0 Cubic Foot L Series Blast Machine Figure 4 2 1 a 5 3 4 6 7 8 9 11 10...

Page 14: ...e Nipple 5 required 5 1012101 1 4 NPT Petcock 6 1011813 1 1 4 NPT x 2 Pipe Nipple 7 1011812 1 NPT Male x 1 2 Female Bushing 8 1014103 Bantam Metering Valve with 1 F x 1 F Nipple 9 1011815 1 NPT x 5 lo...

Page 15: ...Cubic Foot L Series Blast Machine Schematic 2 0 C U B I C F O O T L S E R I E S B L A S T M A C H I N E 14 W W W M A R C O U S A C O M Figure 5 1 2 3 4 6 8 2 5 10 9 7 11 16 13 4 4 14 15 4 17 optional...

Page 16: ...16 Blast Hose 25 1g 10BH012C 1 2 ID 1 3 16 Blast Hose 50 2 10L800034 Hose Clamp for 1 2 ID Hose 2 Required 3 10L174 1 2 I D Blast Hose End with 1 2 NPT threads 2 Required 4 10L66B Nozzle Holder Base T...

Page 17: ...l a s t N o z z l e s Figure 8 Part Size Orifice CFM 100 PSI Media Size Mesh Blast Hose Internal Size 10CN051 1 3 32 10 100 Mesh or finer 1 2 10CN251 2 1 8 20 60 Mesh or finer 1 2 10CN21251 2 1 2 5 3...

Page 18: ...17 W W W M A R C O U S A C O M 2 0 C U B I C F O O T L S E R I E S B L A S T M A C H I N E 2 0 Cubic Foot L Series Blast Machine Maintenance Notes D A T E T Y P E O F S E R V I C E P A R T N U M B E R...

Page 19: ...NG WARRANTY COVERING THIS PRODUCT SHALL BE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT FREE OF CHARGE F O B POINT OF MANUFACTURE OF ANY DEFECTIVE PART OR PARTS OF THE PRODUCT THAT WERE MANUFACTURED BY SELLER AND WHICH ARE...

Page 20: ...than the original size Determine Nozzle wear by inserting a drill bit 1 16 larger than original size of the Nozzle orifice If the drill bit passes replacement is needed Blast Nozzles with I D or 1 I D...

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