TMG 50 Gallon Tabletop Sandblaster Cabinet

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$649.00at TMG Industrial US, last seen Nov 7

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Our take on the TMG 50 Gallon Tabletop Sandblaster Cabinet

The TMG-ABC50 is a benchtop abrasive blast cabinet with a 50-gallon hopper and a 22 x 18 x 12 inch working space. It runs on shop air at 80-115 PSI and 5-15 CFM, holds about 5 gallons of blast media, and includes a 120V LED light and a protective window underlay. It suits small parts, brackets and hardware that need rust, paint or scale removed. It is a budget-class cabinet, so expect to seal seams and upgrade the gloves and nozzle over time.

Best forHome and hobby shops with a compressorRestoring small parts, brackets and hardwareLight rust and paint strippingBuyers who want a compact benchtop unit

Pros

Large 50-gallon hopper holds plenty of media
Compact benchtop footprint for a small shop
Working space of 22 x 18 x 12 inches fits most small parts
Built-in 120V LED light brightens the cabinet
Protective window underlay keeps the viewing pane usable longer
Runs on common shop air: 80-115 PSI, 5-15 CFM

Cons

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Lowest price we've seen: $649.00 on Nov 7 at TMG Industrial US. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 7.

Specifications

Blast Pressure: 80-115 PSI
Compatible Blast Media Types: Various abrasive materials
Blast Media Capacity: 5 gal
Air Consumption: 5-15 CFM
Air Pressure: 80-115 PSI (Working pressure)
Safety Features: Protective window underlay
Form Factor

Questions and answers

What compressor do I need for the TMG-ABC50?: Plan for a compressor that delivers 5-15 CFM at 80-115 PSI continuously. A small pancake compressor will run out of air quickly; a 20-30 gallon unit or larger keeps up with steady blasting.
How much blast media does it hold?: The hopper is rated at 50 gallons, and the working media charge is about 5 gallons. You do not need to fill the hopper to use it.
What can I fit inside the cabinet?: The working space is 22 x 18 x 12 inches, so it handles brackets, small panels, wheels and hardware. Larger parts will not fit through the opening.
Does it come with a dust collector?: No dust collector or vacuum port is listed. You will need to manage dust yourself, and many owners add a shop vacuum or a dust separator.
What media can I use in it?: It accepts various abrasive media, including aluminum oxide, glass bead and walnut shell. Match the grit to the job: coarse for heavy rust, fine for surface finishing.
Is it worth it over a larger floor cabinet?: If your parts fit in 22 x 18 x 12 inches and you have a capable compressor, the benchtop size and 50-gallon hopper make it a low-cost entry point. For large or constant blasting, a floor cabinet with a dust collector is the better buy.

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Our take on the TMG 50 Gallon Tabletop Sandblaster Cabinet

Best forHome and hobby shops with a compressorRestoring small parts, brackets and hardwareLight rust and paint strippingBuyers who want a compact benchtop unit

Pros

Large 50-gallon hopper holds plenty of media
Compact benchtop footprint for a small shop
Working space of 22 x 18 x 12 inches fits most small parts
Built-in 120V LED light brightens the cabinet
Protective window underlay keeps the viewing pane usable longer
Runs on common shop air: 80-115 PSI, 5-15 CFM

Cons

Questions and answers

What compressor do I need for the TMG-ABC50?

Plan for a compressor that delivers 5-15 CFM at 80-115 PSI continuously. A small pancake compressor will run out of air quickly; a 20-30 gallon unit or larger keeps up with steady blasting.

How much blast media does it hold?

The hopper is rated at 50 gallons, and the working media charge is about 5 gallons. You do not need to fill the hopper to use it.

What can I fit inside the cabinet?

The working space is 22 x 18 x 12 inches, so it handles brackets, small panels, wheels and hardware. Larger parts will not fit through the opening.

Does it come with a dust collector?

No dust collector or vacuum port is listed. You will need to manage dust yourself, and many owners add a shop vacuum or a dust separator.

What media can I use in it?

It accepts various abrasive media, including aluminum oxide, glass bead and walnut shell. Match the grit to the job: coarse for heavy rust, fine for surface finishing.

Is it worth it over a larger floor cabinet?

If your parts fit in 22 x 18 x 12 inches and you have a capable compressor, the benchtop size and 50-gallon hopper make it a low-cost entry point. For large or constant blasting, a floor cabinet with a dust collector is the better buy.