AllSource ASC41700 Vacuum Media Abrasive Blaster 28 Gallon
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A dustless option worth a look for occasional rust and paint stripping, but confirm pressure and hose specs before buying since none are published here.
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ASIN: B003TSCOMWModel: ASC41700Category: Sand Blasters
Overview
A 28 gallon vacuum-recovery abrasive blaster from AllSource, built to strip rust, paint and coatings while pulling spent media and dust back into the tank instead of letting it scatter across the work area.
With no published spec sheet, this model rests on its listing name and category rather than a detailed data page: a vacuum-recovery, cabinet-style blaster sized for shop use rather than a compact handheld tool. Anyone considering it should confirm hose length, pressure range and included nozzles directly, since none of that is listed here.
- 28 gallon media tank
- Vacuum dust recovery system
- AllSource ASC41700 model
- Built for rust and paint stripping
Who it's for
Suits a home garage or small shop doing occasional rust and paint removal on car parts, wheels or metal furniture where dust containment matters. Not the right choice for someone who needs a documented spec sheet before buying, or wants a compact handheld unit for detail work.
Pros and cons
- 28 gallon capacity for extended jobs
- Vacuum recovery reduces airborne dust
- Reusable media cuts abrasive cost over time
- No published pressure or hose specs
- Vacuum recovery demands a larger compressor
Performance notes
Vacuum-recovery blasters pull spent media and dust back into the tank as they work, cutting airborne dust and letting abrasive be reused, but that added suction draws more air than a simple blast alone, so it needs a compressor that can sustain both jobs at once.
Specifications
| Brand | AllSource |
|---|---|
| Model | ASC41700 |
Frequently asked questions
What is the AllSource ASC41700 used for?
It is a 28 gallon vacuum-recovery abrasive blaster built for stripping rust and paint from metal parts while containing dust.
Does the ASC41700 recycle abrasive media?
Yes, its vacuum system pulls spent media back into the tank so it can be reused rather than lost to the floor.
How big is the AllSource ASC41700 tank?
It holds 28 gallons of blasting media, sized for shop-level jobs rather than small benchtop tasks.