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HBC Wheel Blasting Machine WM750 / WM710

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What it does

Compare the HBC Wheel Blasting Machine for painted and diamond-cut alloy wheel preparation: WM750 semi-automatic or WM710 manual operation, reusable blasting media, built-in filtration, utilities, dimensions, training, and complete wheel-repair workflow fit.

  • Choose semi-automatic WM750 for software-guided settings, electric loading, and adjustable blasting position, or manual WM710 for a simpler operating option.
  • Built-in filtration and cyclone separation support reuse of the proprietary blasting powder.
  • Front canopy access, bright work lighting, media-change reminders, and a waste-disposal system support daily operation.
  • Compact, mobile construction can fit fixed or mobile wheel-repair operations.
  • Works as the surface-preparation stage of a complete in-house wheel repair line.
Best for

Common workshop applications and customer outcomes.

  • Painted alloy wheel preparation
  • Diamond-cut wheel preparation
  • Wheel refurbishment before painting
  • Fixed or mobile wheel-repair operations
  • Complete wheel repair line sequencing
Technical snapshot

Key specification points that make the product easier to compare.

ModelsWM750 semi-automatic / WM710 manual
Machine dimensions1783 x 1000 x 1000 (1208) mm H x W x L
Rotating table750 mm diameter
Exhaust fanMaximum 900 m3/h
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HBC wheel preparation

Control alloy wheel preparation before paint or diamond cutting.

WM750 and WM710 are surface-preparation machines. Select the operating format only after wheel volume, utilities, media handling, and the downstream repair process are clear.

WM750 / WM710semi-automatic or manual
9-10 gaverage media use per wheel stated by HBC
750 mmrotating table diameter

What to confirm before selecting the blasting machine

  • Painted and diamond-cut wheel mix, daily wheel volume, and finish standard
  • Semi-automatic WM750 or manual WM710 operating preference
  • Compressed-air capacity, 110 V or 220 V supply, floor space, and service access
  • Media storage, filtration maintenance, operator training, and the next refinishing step

HBC Wheel Blasting Machine WM750 / WM710

How wheel blasting fits the refurbishment process

Blasting is one controlled preparation stage, not the complete wheel repair process.

01

Inspect the wheel

Confirm damage, previous repairs, coating condition, wheel type, and whether straightening is needed.

02

Choose the blasting setup

Match manual or semi-automatic operation to wheel volume, operator flow, utilities, and available space.

03

Prepare the surface

Use the selected blasting powder and filtration option to remove coating and prepare the wheel consistently.

04

Continue refinishing

Move the prepared wheel into repair, primer, paint, curing, diamond cutting where applicable, and final inspection.

HBC Wheel Blasting Machine WM750 / WM710

Who should review WM750 or WM710 first

The strongest fit is a workshop building repeatable in-house alloy wheel preparation.

Wheel repair centers

Standardize preparation before paint or diamond-cut refinishing.

Dealer groups

Bring outsourced wheel preparation into a controlled service option.

Bodyshops

Add wheel surface preparation alongside cosmetic repair and refinishing.

Mobile repair operators

Review the compact installation option for a van or truck setup.

HBC Wheel Blasting Machine WM750 / WM710

Choose the machine around throughput and operating control.

Choose WM750 when
Software-guided settings, electric wheel loading, and adjustable blasting position support the required output.
Choose WM710 when
A dependable manual process is sufficient and the workshop values simpler operation.
Check first
Blasting does not replace straightening, painting, curing, diamond cutting, balancing, or operator training.

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Wheel blasting buyer questions

Compare WM750 and WM710 using official operating limits.

The correct decision depends on throughput, utilities, media handling, and the wheel process after blasting.

Question 1

What is the difference between WM750 and WM710?

HBC-System presents WM750 as the semi-automatic model with automated loading, adjustable blasting position, and software controls. WM710 is the manual, cost-conscious option using the same core preparation concept.

Question 2

How much space and utility capacity should be planned?

The official specification lists 1783 x 1000 x 1000 (1208) mm, a maximum 900 m3/h exhaust fan, 250-1000 l/min compressed-air consumption, and 110 V or 220 V single-phase power.

Question 3

Can the blasting media be reused?

Yes. HBC-System describes built-in filtration and cyclone separation for reusable proprietary blasting powder, with average consumption stated at 9-10 g per wheel.

Question 4

What should be sent with a quote request?

Share wheel volume and types, WM750 or WM710 preference, available space, compressed air, power, media and filtration plan, operator training needs, and the preparation, paint, curing, or diamond-cut process that follows.

Technical data

Key points for comparing this product.

Use these rows as a technical comparison starting point. Final model, options, utilities, consumables, training, and installation details should be confirmed before preparing a quote.

Available technical rows
Supplier article no. - WM750 semi-automatic with built-in filtration
WM750
Supplier article no. - WM700 blasting cabinet with filtration
WM700
Models
WM750 semi-automatic / WM710 manual
Machine dimensions
1783 x 1000 x 1000 (1208) mm H x W x L
Rotating table
750 mm diameter
Exhaust fan
Maximum 900 m3/h
Compressed air
250-1000 l/min
Power supply
110 V or 220 V, single phase, 50 Hz
Power consumption
WM750 210 W / WM710 280 W
Media consumption
Average 9-10 g per wheel stated by HBC-System
Filtration
Built-in filtration and cyclone system
Included media
Fine, medium, and coarse blasting powder
Workflow
Wheel surface preparation before refinishing
Wheel types
Painted and diamond-cut alloy wheels
Workflow fit
Use before diamond cutting, painting, or full wheel refurbishment
Confirm before quote
Confirm model, wheel volume, compressed air, power, media handling, extraction, space, and operator training
System role
Wheel blasting cabinet
Product role
Manual or semi-automatic alloy wheel blasting cabinet
Common applications
Painted alloy wheel preparation, Diamond-cut wheel preparation, Wheel refurbishment before painting

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