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AUTOOL HTS728 Walnut Sand Blaster Expert-Grade Carbon Cleaning Machine
$1899.00
- Built-in Pressure Pump: High-pressure blasting for efficient cleaning.
- 1500W Powerful Motor: Strong suction and stable performance.
- No Disassembly Needed: Cleans combustion chamber, intake manifold, and valves directly.
- HEPA Filter System: Separates carbon and walnut media for reuse.
- 23PCS Adapters: Fits almost all car models.
- Fine Walnut Media (0.4–0.6mm): More precise and safer cleaning.
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The AUTOOL HTS728 is a high-efficiency Walnut Sand Blaster designed to clean carbon deposits in the engine combustion chamber and intake system. It uses high-pressure air to spray walnut shells with a particle size of 0.4–0.6mm into the combustion chamber, intake manifold, and valve areas. The high-speed sand flow hits the surfaces to remove stubborn carbon deposits without damage and without disassembly. The walnut blasting machine has a powerful 1500W motor and a large-capacity sand blasting system. This greatly improves continuous sand output and cleaning efficiency. It has a built-in high-efficiency HEPA filter that separates sand and carbon particles. This allows sand recycling, reduces material waste, and is environmentally friendly. The AUTOOL HTS728 is easy to operate and cleans effectively. It is an ideal tool for professional workshops.
1. Setup 2. Loading Walnut Media 3. Vehicle Preparation 4. Intake Cleaning 5. Combustion Chamber Cleaning 6. After Cleaning
A walnut shell sand blaster is a specialized tool that cleans the intake and valves of a car engine using crushed walnut shells as abrasive. It helps remove carbon deposits during automotive maintenance to prevent engine problems. The walnut blasting machine uses compressed air to shoot crushed walnut shells through a nozzle at high speed. The shells hit the surface of engine parts and remove carbon buildup. As they blast, the shells break into small pieces. This makes them a gentle and effective abrasive for cleaning delicate engine components. Yes, walnut blasting is a safe and effective way to clean intake and valves on gasoline and diesel engines. Removing the valve cover is important to access the engine parts and clean them properly. However, it’s best to consult a professional before using the machine on your specific vehicle. Walnut blasting is usually safe, but there are risks if it’s not done properly. Using the correct method helps fix engine problems like hard starts and improves engine performance. The main risk is breathing in fine walnut shell dust. This can cause breathing problems if you don’t use safety gear. When using the machine, always wear a respirator and goggles to stay protected. How often you should clean the intake and valves depends on the vehicle’s age, mileage, and driving habits. Most drivers clean them every 30,000–50,000 miles or when they notice reduced engine performance. A professional mechanic can give personalized advice based on your vehicle. Yes, you can easily find replacement parts and blasting media for walnut blasting machines. You can buy them from the AUTOOL. It’s important to use high-quality, original parts made for your machine. Cheap or fake parts can reduce performance or even damage the machine. Aside from purchasing replacement parts and media, it is also important to regularly maintain and clean your walnut blasting machine. This will not only extend the life of your machine but also ensure its effectiveness in removing unwanted materials.
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