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The Gison Air Spot Sand Blaster Kit (GP-970) is a compact, durable pneumatic blasting tool engineered for precise surface preparation. Whether you’re removing rust, paint, scale or oxidation in tight spaces, this spot blaster delivers controlled abrasive performance using your air compressor.
Perfect for maintenance workshops, automotive restoration or metal fabrication jobs, this tool combines convenience and power in a lightweight package.
Lightweight Design: Weighs just 0.90 kg for fatigue-free operation.
Compact Size: 215 mm length makes it ideal for detailed spot blasting.
Efficient Air Consumption: Uses just 0.24 m³/min for consistent blasting.
Standard 1/4″ Inlet & 6.5 mm Hose: Easy to connect to standard compressors.
Optimal Blasting Pressure: Designed for 90 PSI (6.2 bar) working pressure.
Professional Sound Level: Approx. 95 dBA for workshop use.
The Air Spot Sand Blaster is ideal for:
Removing rust and corrosion from metal components.
Stripping paint or coatings before refinishing.
Cleaning weld joints, engine parts, brackets and fixtures.
Working in tight or detailed areas where larger blasters can’t reach.
With its compact blasting head and controlled airflow, this tool helps achieve a clean, ready-to-paint surface with less mess than larger cabinet systems.
Gison Spot Sand Blaster Kit (GP-970)
Standard nozzle assembly ready for abrasive media
(Note: Abrasive media, protective gear and compressor not included.)
Q: What is an air spot sand blaster used for?
A: It’s a handheld pneumatic tool that uses compressed air to blast abrasive media onto a surface — ideal for removing rust, old paint, corrosion, and preparing metal for painting or welding.
Q: What air compressor do I need for a spot sand blaster?
A: A workshop compressor that delivers consistent pressure of around 90 PSI and sufficient airflow (CFM) for continuous blasting — check your specific media requirements for best performance.
Q: Can I use different abrasive media with this tool?
A: Yes. Abrasive media like glass beads, aluminium oxide or specialised sand grit can be used depending on the finish you want (coarse removal vs. fine cleaning).
Q: Is this tool suitable for automotive work?
A: Absolutely — it’s commonly used in auto restoration, metal fabrication, and workshop maintenance for spot-prep before painting or welding.
Q: How should I protect myself when sand blasting?
A: Always use PPE such as safety goggles, an approved dust mask or respirator, gloves, and hearing protection. Sand blasting generates dust and debris that can be harmful if inhaled or if it contacts skin.