FERVI Vertical Sandblast Cabinet

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$446.30at misterworker.com, last seen Nov 7

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Our take on the FERVI Vertical Sandblast Cabinet

The FERVI Vertical Sandblast Cabinet is a floor-standing blast cabinet for cleaning, stripping and finishing small to medium parts with abrasive media. It runs on shop air at 6.5–7.5 bar and draws 8–10 SCFM (240–300 l/min), so it needs a compressor of roughly 2–3 hp or more. The working area is 850 x 480 x 340–540 mm inside an 890 x 560 x 1385 mm cabinet, and it ships with four gun nozzle sizes (4, 5, 6 and 7 mm). It is a niche import with limited price tracking, so compare landed cost and check media and spares availability before ordering.

Best forHome and small-shop restoration workCleaning rust and paint from brackets and small partsBuyers with a compressor that delivers 10 SCFM or moreShops that want a floor-standing cabinet rather than a benchtop unit

Pros

Floor-standing cabinet with a tall 340–540 mm working height
Four nozzle sizes (4–7 mm) cover light cleaning through aggressive stripping
Runs on standard shop air at 6.5–7.5 bar
Large 850 x 480 mm work area for its class
Simple mechanical design with few electronics to fail

Cons

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Lowest price we've seen: $446.30 on Nov 7 at misterworker.com. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 7.

Specifications

Air Consumption: 8 - 10 SCFM (240 - 300 l/min)
Gun Nozzle: ø 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 mm
Internal Working Area: 850 x 480 x 340 - 540 h mm
Overall Dimensions: 890 x 560 x 1385 h mm
Working Pressure: 6.5 - 7.5 Bar

Questions and answers

What compressor do I need for this cabinet?: Plan for at least 8–10 SCFM (240–300 l/min) at 6.5–7.5 bar. A small pancake compressor will not keep up; a 2–3 hp unit with a tank is the realistic minimum.
What can I fit inside the working area?: The internal working area is 850 x 480 mm with 340–540 mm of height. That suits brackets, wheels, small panels and most motorcycle parts, but not large body panels.
Does it come with a dust collector?: The listed specs do not include a dust collector or vacuum. Fine abrasive dust needs extraction or good ventilation, so budget for a shop vac or dust unit.
Which nozzle size should I use?: The gun takes 4, 5, 6 and 7 mm nozzles. Smaller nozzles give a finer, more controlled finish; larger ones strip faster but use more air.
Is it worth it over a benchtop cabinet?: If you have the compressor and floor space, the taller working height and larger work area make it more useful than a small benchtop unit. For occasional tiny parts, a benchtop cabinet is cheaper and easier to store.
Where can I get replacement nozzles and media?: FERVI is an import brand, so check that a local supplier stocks 4–7 mm nozzles and window protectors before buying. Otherwise you may need to order spares from abroad.

Our take on the FERVI Vertical Sandblast Cabinet

Pros

Floor-standing cabinet with a tall 340–540 mm working height
Four nozzle sizes (4–7 mm) cover light cleaning through aggressive stripping
Runs on standard shop air at 6.5–7.5 bar
Large 850 x 480 mm work area for its class
Simple mechanical design with few electronics to fail

Cons

Questions and answers

What compressor do I need for this cabinet?

Plan for at least 8–10 SCFM (240–300 l/min) at 6.5–7.5 bar. A small pancake compressor will not keep up; a 2–3 hp unit with a tank is the realistic minimum.

What can I fit inside the working area?

The internal working area is 850 x 480 mm with 340–540 mm of height. That suits brackets, wheels, small panels and most motorcycle parts, but not large body panels.

Does it come with a dust collector?

The listed specs do not include a dust collector or vacuum. Fine abrasive dust needs extraction or good ventilation, so budget for a shop vac or dust unit.

Which nozzle size should I use?

The gun takes 4, 5, 6 and 7 mm nozzles. Smaller nozzles give a finer, more controlled finish; larger ones strip faster but use more air.

Is it worth it over a benchtop cabinet?

If you have the compressor and floor space, the taller working height and larger work area make it more useful than a small benchtop unit. For occasional tiny parts, a benchtop cabinet is cheaper and easier to store.

Where can I get replacement nozzles and media?

FERVI is an import brand, so check that a local supplier stocks 4–7 mm nozzles and window protectors before buying. Otherwise you may need to order spares from abroad.