Eco Blast Soda Multi Media Blaster on 2040-parts.com
Farmingdale, New York, US
An extremely versatile piece of equipment, the Eco blaster is perfect for the mobile blaster. Capable of efficiently metering almost any media there's no job it can't conquer. I am selling because of a change in career. This is a package deal and Comes with a 185 cfm air cooler/Dryer Nova 3 helmet with 50' breathe hose and filter. 50' Marco blast hose, 100'good year hose. A #6 WIN as well as few other accessories. Handling fees may apply, will ship anywhere.
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