Typhoon Pipe Blaster Medium Range Carriage Set – Adjustable 12″ to 36″

Part Number: 016400
Category: Sandblasting & Abrasive Accessories
Type: Typhoon Pipe Blaster Medium Range Carriage Set – Adjustable 12″ to 36″

The 016400 Medium Range Carriage Set expands the Typhoon™ Pipe Blaster’s operating range, providing stable centering and smooth tracking inside pipes from 12″ to 36″ in diameter. Designed for larger internal blasting applications, this system keeps the tool and lance aligned for uniform surface preparation while reducing vibration and misalignment. Its modular leg assemblies allow precise adjustment to suit varying pipe sizes, ensuring consistent performance in demanding field conditions.

Product Specifications

• Model: 016400

• Type: Optional Medium Range Carriage Set for Typhoon™ Pipe Blaster

• Adjustment Range: 12″ – 36″ Internal Diameter

• Weight: 21.25 lbs

• Condition: New

Included Components:

• (1) Front carriage body

• (1) Rear lance carriage body

• (9) Leg assemblies

Features & Benefits

• Extends Typhoon™ Pipe Blaster capability for medium-diameter pipes

• Adjustable leg assemblies for precise centering

• Stabilizes both tool and lance for smooth operation

• Promotes even blast coverage and consistent results

• Modular design for flexible field setup

Installation Notes

1. Slide the back end of the tool into the larger front carriage body.

2. Position the front of the body flush with the front face of the centrifugal speed limiter housing.

3. Ensure the body is located in front of the breather vent holes on the seal retainer body—do not block the vent holes.

4. Tighten the two (2) screws on the body to secure it to the tool.

5. Fit the smaller lance carriage body to the lance pipe, positioning it to prevent bowing and angular misalignment.

6. Install the appropriate leg assemblies on both carriage bodies and adjust until the tool and lance are centered.

7. Confirm that all wheels are aligned with the direction of travel.

Note: Large and mid-range carriages track best when configured in a “Y” formation, with one leg pointing downward.

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