QUILL FALCON - Cyclone 60 Complete
The Quill Falcon Cyclone 60 Complete is designed for asbestos removal contractors or customers working in hazardous environments where they require combined blasting and air-fed breathing apparatus. By combining blasting and breathing equipment on one trailer, customers can save space on site, and also save money and time by not having to hire separate compressors and airline breathing equipment.
The Cyclone Complete is manufactured to the breathing air standard EN12021 and consists of a Quill Falcon Cyclone 60 capable of removing up to 20m² of coatings per hour, a 148 cfm compressor providing a reliable source of high-purity air for up to 3 operators, airline breathing equipment including Scott RAS masks and airline breathing harnesses, a reserve air supply for the unlikely event of a main supply failure, a control panel for monitoring the air supply of individual operators for use outside the enclosure, and a large 115-litre water tank, all mounted on a robust towable twin-axle ball-hitch trailer, providing optimal stability during use and transport.
Applications
• ASBESTOS REMOVAL
• OIL & GAS
• MARITIME MAINTENANCE
• GRAFFITI REMOVAL
• ROAD MARKING REMOVAL
• BUILDINGS
• AUTOMOTIVE
• PLASTISOL & POWDER COATING
• CONCRETE
Product details
| Water Tank | 115 litres |
| Water Consumption | 100 – 150 ml per minute |
| Grit Type | Standard particle blast media |
| Grit Consumption | 0.6 – 1 kg per minute |
| Grit Refill | Up to 3 hrs between refills |
| Air Supply | 148 cfm |
| Blast Hose Size | 1 inch |
| Blast Hose Max Length | 60 m |
| Blasting Pressure | 50 – 120 psi |
| Compressor Fuel Tank | 60 litres |
| Height | 1700 mm |
| Width | 1780 mm |
| Depth | 4230 mm |
| Unladen Weight | 1600 kg |
| Laden Weight | 1875 kg |
Weights and dimensions are based on current models in production. Cyclone Trailer System laden weight = full vessel with grit and water, and full tank of diesel. Intake rates based on average dosage settings. Water consumption originates from water used at the nozzle. Up to 1 liter of water per minute is required to keep the vessel pressurized. Grit and water usage may vary depending on compressor size, dosage valve setting, nozzle size, and the type of blast media used.