Indabrator shot blasting is a process in which an abrasive material is forced through a jet nozzle using compressed air pressure. This creates a fast and effective way of cleaning or preparing surfaces for recoating using steel shots. Steel shots are sharp, hard abrasive which is used to prepare surfaces on non‐ferrous metals before re‐ coating.    All Indabrator machines incorporate 5 basic elements: 1. One or more wheel units 2. A cabinet that contains abrasive material as it performs its cleaning function. 3. A means of presenting the work to be cleaned the abrasive action. 4. A system to re‐circulate and clean the abrasive, removing sand, fines and contaminants from the abrasive mix before returning effective abrasive to the blast wheels. 5. Dust collector to remove all dust and abrasive fines from blast machine to provide an environmentally safe operating atmosphere.