Container Blast Booth for customer on Gauteng. Partial recovery system included, surface mount.

Tilghman Rotoblast designs, manufactures and installs custom blast booths and paint booths across South Africa, with a specialism in full-recovery blast rooms and container-based booths for customers who need a portable or containerised solution. The installations below span more than a decade of projects — from small blasting rooms in Secunda to large container booths shipped to Richards Bay, from rail-industry blast booths through to temperature-and-humidity-controlled paint booths in Pretoria. Every unit is designed around the customer’s specific workpiece size, throughput and recovery method (mechanical sweep-back, pneumatic, full-floor recovery), then built in our Benoni factory and commissioned on-site. Looking for a new blast booth? See our blast booths product page for specifications, or browse the installation case studies below to see how we’ve solved similar challenges for other South African fabricators.
Container Blast Booth for customer on Gauteng. Partial recovery system included, surface mount.

Blast Booth for Rail Industry in Gauteng. Full extraction and automated recovery system for a flow through booth.

Blast Booth installed in Simons Town for a naval customer. Booth consists of full extraction system, lighting, two blast pots, full recovery system. The structure, air receiver and compressor were also designed and erected by Tilghman.





Two Shotblast Booths with full grit recovery including scrapers, elevator and separator. 0.5 m/s airflow with reverse pulse cage-type baghouse extraction and rail component loading system. Larger legally compliant paint booth with lighting, airflow and filtration. Installed at a manufacturer in Johannesburg.






Large 6m W x 5m H x 10m L Blast Booth installed in Richards Bay. Flow though booth with high mass loading, full recovery system and dust extraction.

Medium sized blasting booth for components installed in Durban
Small temperature controlled paint booth installed in Durban