Sand Blasting Plank

Engineered to international standards for safety, speed and durability on every job site.

Overview

The Sand Blasting Plank — also called a sandblast plank, abrasive-blasting deck board or blasting platform — is a 228 mm (9 inch) wide steel walkway board used wherever crews need a stable, closed surface for abrasive blasting and painting work on a scaffold. Wider and more rigid than a standard 225 mm scaffold board, the 228 mm sand blasting plank gives blasting and coating teams a solid footing that spans the working bay without flex or roll, so the nozzle operator can work a consistent strip with both feet planted.

Key Features

• 228 mm (9 inch) wide steel deck for blasting and painting work
• Firmer, more rigid footing than a standard 225 mm scaffold board
• Q235 steel, hot-dip galvanized against abrasive media and moisture
• Lengths from 0.61 m (SBP2) to 3.05 m (SBP10)
• Cut and drilled to length for the scaffold system in use
• ISO 9001 quality, FOB Shanghai

On a blasting or painting job, a normal scaffold board is too narrow and too soft to stand on safely while handling a heavy blast hose or spray rig. The sand blasting plank solves that: at 228 mm wide it matches the scaffold transom spacing and gives the operator a firm, level run that will not twist under load. Each plank is cut and drilled to the required length, made from Q235 steel and finished hot-dip galvanized so the surface resists the abrasive media, overspray and moisture that destroy a bare board. Lengths run from the compact 0.61 m SBP2 module up to the 3.05 m SBP10 board, so a single product family covers short access runs and long blasting lanes alike. ACE SCAFFOLD supplies sand blasting planks under ISO 9001 quality, FOB Shanghai, with lengths and drilling matched to the scaffold system in use.

A sand blasting plank is a working surface built for the blast, not just a board laid across the bay. Its extra width and steel construction turn a shaky access run into a stable platform for nozzle and spray work.

228 mm Working Width

At 228 mm (9 inch) wide, the plank lines up with standard scaffold transoms and gives the operator a firmer footing than a 225 mm board, so blasting and painting runs stay level and consistent.

Q235 Steel, Hot-Dip Galvanized

Each plank is Q235 steel, hot-dip galvanized to resist abrasive media, overspray and site moisture. The galvanized surface shrugs off the wear that quickly ruins a bare or painted board.

Lengths SBP2 to SBP10

The family runs from the 0.61 m SBP2 module through the 3.05 m SBP10 board, so short access runs and long blasting lanes are covered by one product line with matched drilling.

Sand Blasting Plank Specifications