FEVI Pressure Base – Abrasive Recovery Sandblasting Machine

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Professional blasting with integrated abrasive recovery and dust extraction — ideal for workshops, maintenance, restoration and controlled blasting where keeping the surrounding area clean matters.

Power Rating: ⭐⭐⭐

  • Airflow Required: Approx. 25–71 CFM / 700–2,000 L/min at 7 bar

  • Operating Pressure: Adjustable from 2.5–7.8 bar

  • Abrasive Capacity: 24 litres

  • Nozzle: 4 mm tungsten carbide nozzle

  • Abrasive Recovery: Integrated cyclone recovery system

  • Vacuum: 1,500 W single-phase extraction unit

The FEVI Pressure Base is a professional pressure blasting machine with an integrated abrasive recovery and dust extraction system.

Instead of allowing abrasive and dust to spread around the working area, the blasting head works in contact with the surface. The surrounding brush helps contain the blast while the extraction system recovers the used abrasive and removed material.

A built-in cyclone then separates reusable abrasive from dust and waste, allowing suitable abrasive to be returned to the blasting system and used again.

This makes the Pressure Base particularly useful for workshops, factories, maintenance teams, restoration businesses and indoor environments where traditional open blasting would create excessive dust, abrasive and preparation work.

Why choose the Pressure Base?

Recover & reuse abrasive

The integrated recovery system collects abrasive as you blast.

A cyclone separates reusable abrasive from dust and removed material, helping reduce abrasive consumption and waste.

Greatly reduced dust & mess

The recovery head works directly against the surface while the vacuum simultaneously removes abrasive and dust.

This makes it particularly useful for indoor work and locations where containing conventional open blasting would be difficult.

Less area preparation

Because abrasive is recovered at the blasting head, significantly less screening and containment may be required compared with conventional free blasting.

Controlled local blasting

Ideal for treating specific areas rather than blasting an entire component or structure.

The operator can concentrate blasting on welds, corrosion, paint, coatings or individual areas requiring surface preparation.

Professional pressure blasting

Unlike simple suction recovery systems, the Pressure Base uses a 24 litre pressure blast pot to provide strong and consistent abrasive delivery.

Abrasive separation

The integrated cyclone separates reusable abrasive from fine dust and contamination before returning it to the system, helping maintain blasting performance and extend abrasive life.

Where does the recovery system work best?

The Pressure Base works best where the brush around the blasting head can maintain good contact with the surface.

Flat and gently curved surfaces are therefore particularly well suited to recovery blasting.

For highly irregular surfaces, complex shapes, corners or areas where the recovery head cannot seal effectively, the optional free-blast conversion kit allows the machine to be used as a conventional blasting system.

Buyer’s Guide to Abrasives for SABIX 8 & Pressure Base

What Is an Abrasive Recovery Blasting Machine?

Everything you need to know about support, pricing, shipping and leasing.

Leasing available

Professional blasting with integrated abrasive recovery and dust extraction — ideal for workshops, maintenance, restoration and controlled blasting where keeping the surrounding area clean matters.

Power Rating: ⭐⭐⭐

  • Airflow Required: Approx. 25–71 CFM / 700–2,000 L/min at 7 bar

  • Operating Pressure: Adjustable from 2.5–7.8 bar

  • Abrasive Capacity: 24 litres

  • Nozzle: 4 mm tungsten carbide nozzle

  • Abrasive Recovery: Integrated cyclone recovery system

  • Vacuum: 1,500 W single-phase extraction unit

The FEVI Pressure Base is a professional pressure blasting machine with an integrated abrasive recovery and dust extraction system.

Instead of allowing abrasive and dust to spread around the working area, the blasting head works in contact with the surface. The surrounding brush helps contain the blast while the extraction system recovers the used abrasive and removed material.

A built-in cyclone then separates reusable abrasive from dust and waste, allowing suitable abrasive to be returned to the blasting system and used again.

This makes the Pressure Base particularly useful for workshops, factories, maintenance teams, restoration businesses and indoor environments where traditional open blasting would create excessive dust, abrasive and preparation work.

Why choose the Pressure Base?

Recover & reuse abrasive

The integrated recovery system collects abrasive as you blast.

A cyclone separates reusable abrasive from dust and removed material, helping reduce abrasive consumption and waste.

Greatly reduced dust & mess

The recovery head works directly against the surface while the vacuum simultaneously removes abrasive and dust.

This makes it particularly useful for indoor work and locations where containing conventional open blasting would be difficult.

Less area preparation

Because abrasive is recovered at the blasting head, significantly less screening and containment may be required compared with conventional free blasting.

Controlled local blasting

Ideal for treating specific areas rather than blasting an entire component or structure.

The operator can concentrate blasting on welds, corrosion, paint, coatings or individual areas requiring surface preparation.

Professional pressure blasting

Unlike simple suction recovery systems, the Pressure Base uses a 24 litre pressure blast pot to provide strong and consistent abrasive delivery.

Abrasive separation

The integrated cyclone separates reusable abrasive from fine dust and contamination before returning it to the system, helping maintain blasting performance and extend abrasive life.

Where does the recovery system work best?

The Pressure Base works best where the brush around the blasting head can maintain good contact with the surface.

Flat and gently curved surfaces are therefore particularly well suited to recovery blasting.

For highly irregular surfaces, complex shapes, corners or areas where the recovery head cannot seal effectively, the optional free-blast conversion kit allows the machine to be used as a conventional blasting system.

Buyer’s Guide to Abrasives for SABIX 8 & Pressure Base

What Is an Abrasive Recovery Blasting Machine?

Everything you need to know about support, pricing, shipping and leasing.