Venturi Assist Carburetor (VAC)

Mr. Hard Water® Carburetor Hoppers are designed to clean, strip, and degrease pool tile, stone, brick, concrete, metal, wood, graffiti, and marine boat hulls at distances up to 100 ft. with a stable and smooth flow of dry blast media, such as sand, salt, glass bead, and walnut shells.

Ideal for:

• Pool Cleaners
• Service Professionals
• Equipment Rentals
• Construction Supplies
• Farm and Equipment
• Government
• Marine Boatyards
• Pool Supplies

Wet blasting is ecspecially well suited for pool tile cleaning. Add income to your businesses by expanding into Pool Tile Cleaning with a Mr. Hard Water® Carburetor Hopper.

SIMPLE YET EFFECTIVE

Wet blasting offers the user the ability to clean, strip, or degrease a variety of surfaces by simply adjusting the output pressure on a pressure washer or changing to a lighter or more abrasive media, almost all of which are eco-friendly. Hence, it is a multi-purpose tool with many applications.

BLAST HEADS

The Mr. Hard Water® Blast Head - 15 Degree operates best at a water pressure of 4200 psi / 4.0 GPM.  It accomodates sand, salt, glass bead, Maxx Strip, and other dry medias.  

HOW IT WORKS

First, add media to the hopper.  Second, attach the blast gun to your pressure washer.  Third, select either the standard gravity fed mode or the turbo air boost mode by adjusting the valves on the Venturi Assist Carburetor (VAC).  Fourth, begin wet blasting, sand blasting, or soda blasting.

TURBO MODE

The Venturi Assist Carburetor (VAC), shown above, pushes the media through the media hose while the venturi blast head pulls it, creating a more stable and even media flow.  

GROW YOUR BUSINESS 

The Mr. Hard Water® Carburetor Hopper offers better control over more sensitve surfaces, such as glass tile, and makes cleaning, stripping, degreasing, and pool tile cleaning faster and more profitable by enabling the professional to work with heavier medias (MaxxStrip PT2, Glass Bead, Salt, Sand, etc.) at a longer distance (up to 100 ft.).  It can eliminate the dulling, de-glazing, and pitting that occurs with tradional blasting methods.