New Dura-Blast 6 Cube Wheel Blast, rubber belt tumble blast, shot blaster. PLC and touchscreen controlled, standard vertical lift door, optional mill safety, optional mounted dust collector, 15HP Goff style blast wheel assembly, and more.

This is another Goff 36 Power Table Blast that Plan B rebuilt for a customer out of Clifton, New Jersey. As we typically do, we took this machine in and went through it from top to bottom. Allen, and the rest of the shop hands, replaced any worn areas with original or stronger steel, replaced any needed bearings/drives/motors/seals, and repainted the machine in it’s original Goff green. We usually try to tape off any original labels or markings, so the machine retains some of it’s original appearance, and since the control panel was in great shape, we just went through it and cleaned it up as necessary. This machine has the original Goff style 9/10 blast wheel assembly, that oscillates on the back right corner of the machine. It also has the standard, 6 cartridge, reverse pulse dust collector, that was part of the original machine package. Plan B is currently rebuilding another one of these machines for a customer in Illinois, and we’re looking to bring another one of these machines in from one of our customers in Texas. Call Plan B for all of your used, new, or custom abrasive blast needs.

A local customer decided it was time for a rebuild on their Goff 60” Table Blast Unit, so they chose Plan B to do the rebuild and convert the dust collector into a portable vac unit. We stripped the machine down as far as we needed to, to make any needed repairs and bring the machine up to like new operating condition. We also converted the electrical panel from 230 volt 3 phase, to 460 volt 3 phase, since the customer was moving the machine to a new facility that had 460 volt power. Plan B also added a roof “notch” so the customer could load the machine easier with an overhead crane, and modified the door to fit the new roof notch. The customer decided to use a larger, central dust collector for this machine and several others. The customer previously bought a larger, refurbished Donaldson Torit collector from us, and will be using it for this machine and a couple air blast cabinets. We took the Goff dust collector off the back of the 60” table blast, built a custom frame for it, added wheels, added a control panel, and made a portable vac system that the customer can use to clean up his shop. This was another example of Plan B’s ability to create a solution for a customer, using his existing Goff shot blast equipment.

Plan B was able to find an older Wheelabrator 72 Swing Table, that a local customer was looking for, to add to their existing shot blast equipment. The customer already had a machine like this, and wanted something as close to theirs as possible. We brought the machine in house and refurbished it from top to bottom. We updated the blast wheel assembly to a modern, direct drive, Goff style blast wheel assembly, repairs were made to any worn areas of the machine body, new wear liners were installed in all the high wear areas, we added safety rails to the top of the machine, repainted the unit, and updated the electrics. These rebuilds can take 2-3 months, or longer, but the end result is a very nice machine that should hold up for many years, and be something the customer can be proud of.

Plan B recently rebuilt a Goff Skew Roll machine. This machine had been previously converted into a two wheel machine by another local company. The owners were not happy with the original work, so Plan B took this machine in on trade, for a different Goff skew roll machine that we rebuilt for the customer. We made a few modifications to this unit, added new electrical controls, added a touchscreen, cleaned the unit up like new, and sold the machine to a subsidiary company in Canada. We stayed with the original Goff style blast wheels, fixed some of the modifications, and added our own programming and electrical controls, for a much easier user interface. Plan B has been retrofitting machines with PLC’s and touchscreens for many years now, and most of our rebuilt abrasive blast equipment, and new shot blast machines come standard with these upgrades. We find it’s easier to incorporate safeties, various timer functions, and many user friendly features, by utilizing the latest technology.

Plan B refurbished this nice, little, Goff 36PTB. The Goff 36PTB is a 36” diameter table blast unit that has the Goff 9/10 blast wheel mounted on an oscillating mount. As the turntable is turning, the blast wheel will sweep from left to right and then back, blasting across the parts on the table, and hitting the parts from many different angles. These units also have a dust collector mounted to the right side, making this a compact, and easy to move machine. New units like this run around $35,000 and up, but we sell refurbished, warrantied units like this one, for around $25,000. We’ve rebuilt several, but they don’t tend to last long, as they are fairly popular little units.

Plan B refurbished a Goff 2460 Standard Duty Spinner Hanger for a local heat treat facility. This unit was torn down to the frame, and rebuilt from the frame up. We added our own, unique electrical control panel to this unit, to modernize it’s operation and versatility. We utilize a combination of high-tech features like a touch screen, PLC, and variable frequency drive, with more traditional push buttons, to create a user friendly machine for the end user. Let Plan B rebuild, update, or customize your shot blast equipment, to improve the safety, function, and life of your existing abrasive blast equipment. We can work on Wheelabrator, Pangborn, Goff, or even Coyote machines, as well as most other makes of shot blast equipment.