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Soda blasting is a great way to clean up bike parts as it is very gentle compared with bead blasting, wire brushing etc. We had had a DIY go at soda blasting in the past and were not impressed with the results, so when this new product became available we were more than a little sceptical. When the test unit arrived we gave it a go on a set of painted throttle bodies and we were blown away (pun intended)!
We have bought the test unit and are very happy to sell the product. This unit comes with 1Kg of Soda media. The blasting will not damage glass, rubber or plastic and you need very little masking when blasting. Unlike glass beads the media is not going to damage delicate engine parts. From a mess perspective you would be ill advised to use it indoors, but it is fine to use on the lawn or where ever as the used media is 100% harmless to the environment and will eventually simply blow away.
The manufacturer recommends using a compressor capable of providing at least 180 litres/minute or 6.5 CFM; any compressor over 1.5 HP should be fine. It is rated for 6 - 12 Bar (87 - 174 psi). We will supply it with either PCL (RHS in photo below) or HiFlo (LHS in photo below) connectors depending on what is on your air line.
Soda blasting is a great way to clean up bike parts as it is very gentle compared with bead blasting, wire brushing etc. We had had a DIY go at soda blasting in the past and were not impressed with the results, so when this new product became available we were more than a little sceptical. When the test unit arrived we gave it a go on a set of painted throttle bodies and we were blown away (pun intended)!
We have bought the test unit and are very happy to sell the product. This unit comes with 1Kg of Soda media. The blasting will not damage glass, rubber or plastic and you need very little masking when blasting. Unlike glass beads the media is not going to damage delicate engine parts. From a mess perspective you would be ill advised to use it indoors, but it is fine to use on the lawn or where ever as the used media is 100% harmless to the environment and will eventually simply blow away.
The manufacturer recommends using a compressor capable of providing at least 180 litres/minute or 6.5 CFM; any compressor over 1.5 HP should be fine. It is rated for 6 - 12 Bar (87 - 174 psi). We will supply it with either PCL (RHS in photo below) or HiFlo (LHS in photo below) connectors depending on what is on your air line.
- Regular price
- £109.19
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Nice compact piece of kit that doesn’t clutter up the tool box too much. Really easy to use and ensures chain is running true .I should’ve bought one years ago!!
Excellent tool for precise measurements and a good price.
Firstly the product represents good value and is perfect for my needs. Ordering was easy, communication was brilliant and delivery was trouble free. Thanks for the sticker and the Haribo nice touch
Really pleased with this tool. Well made and robust and first class quality.
A really decent measuring instrument. A good quality "feel' to it. Also a nice box to keep it in, stop it rattling around in your toolbox. Not just a cheap thin plastic wallet. I will be keeping and using this for a long time.
Strangely though, it has NO vernier scale, and so is not really a VERNIER caliper. Strange but true!
Very happy with the vernier calipers, and quick delivery.
Ralph does it again…….i cannot praise Bikers Toolbox highly enough. I buy all my tools from Ralph, simply because he truly deserves our business. Proof again with the Digital Vernier Caliper I recently bought from him. Top quality tools that he is prepared to pass on for a price that is an absolute bargain, he genuinely doesn’t need to offer these prices, but the fact he does is absolutely gold in the motorcycle community. Thanks!!!
Haven’t used them yet but they look good..
Spot on, super quick delivery. Thanks for the complimentary chew 😁 I will come straight back to you if I need more tools, especially for my older bikes
I've bought them to work on Japanese carburettors
