Sandblasting cabinet gloves

[alan camby]

Looking for some gloves for my Cyclone 3824 (38"x24")blast cabinet. I know that i can buy them from Cyclone but the factory ones were kind of a low quality item. They are not long enough to reach to the back 25% of the cabinet and they are unlinned. On top of that they are kind of expensive.

So does anyone recommend a brand.
I need to get something, mine are rotting away.

There is a bunch to choose from on ebay.
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw...0&_odkw=10+ton+jack+stand&_osacat=0&_from=R40

 

[ghnl]

Try TP Tools

 

[torqueman2002]

+1 ^^

 

[alan camby]

Thanks
Does anyone have TP gloves on a Cyclone. They say they fit 7 thru 7-1/4" openings.
My openings are oval. Guess I can measure the circumference and compare.

 

[RAYJAY]

Thanks
Does anyone have TP gloves on a Cyclone. They say they fit 7 thru 7-1/4" openings.
My openings are oval. Guess I can measure the circumference and compare.

give TP a call they will tell you wich one will fit your blaster

jeff

 

[Bear108]

If u have to order a set of gloves, try Eastwood, in Pottstown, pa. They are a car restoration place, plus much more. That's where I get my sand blaster gloves from. Sorry, I can't remember how much they cost.

 

[Steevo]

I buy my blast cabinet parts and accessories from these guys:

http://www.abrasivesandequipment.com/mss/mss-wp.nsf/WebEngine?OpenAgent

 

[metalprepguy]

Looking for some gloves for my Cyclone 3824 (38"x24")blast cabinet. I know that i can buy them from Cyclone but the factory ones were kind of a low quality item. They are not long enough to reach to the back 25% of the cabinet and they are unlinned. On top of that they are kind of expensive.

So does anyone recommend a brand.
I need to get something, mine are rotting away.

Contact Metal Prep at (800)682-4187 for great quality gloves that are better than the ones listed on ebay. Ask for Erica in sales. Our emphasis is on personal service.

 

[alan camby]

Thanks everyone. I ordered the TP gloves last night. I figured out my oval holes are very close to a 7" round hole. Took the hose clamps off and pushed them into a round shape and got 7" diameter. I will post my impressions of the gloves when I receive them.

 

[Steve_P]

I have no idea if these will fit your cabinet, but these are a perfect fit for the "old" one piece orange plastic HF cabinet (I dont' know if they still sell it). I tried these on chance they'd fit, and it's a perfect fit and they're also quite good.

http://www.harborfreight.com/rubber-blasting-gloves-4468.html

 

[DekeT]

Looking for some gloves for my Cyclone 3824 (38"x24")blast cabinet. I know that i can buy them from Cyclone but the factory ones were kind of a low quality item. They are not long enough to reach to the back 25% of the cabinet and they are unlinned. On top of that they are kind of expensive.

So does anyone recommend a brand.
I need to get something, mine are rotting away.

There is a bunch to choose from on ebay.
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw...0&_odkw=10+ton+jack+stand&_osacat=0&_from=R40

Otherwise, how do you like your US made Cyclone blasting cabinet?

 

[alan camby]

Otherwise, how do you like your US made Cyclone blasting cabinet?

I think it is a Ok cabinet. I ordered It from the Wholesale Tool in Indianapolis. Wish I would have spent more time looking at the various US made cabinets.
I have since seen the Trinco cabinets in person and thought it was a very well made cabinet. Would like to see a **** cabinet (TP tools) and check them out.

Would not buy a Cyclone if i had to do it over again.
Quality of the build, hardware, paint, welds, seals, gloves, ect are all on the cheap side. But, it does what it was designed to do. Trinco's are just built better. I was excited to get a cabinet and did not look long enough.