Similar to the Microblaster and Accuflo, there are options to have a larger sized tank on the Powerflo. When automating long process cycles, this helps to ensure that your machine does not run out of powder. A data port also allows the PF2400 to talk to PLC's or external control systems to flag any powder or machine issues, maintenance alerts and warnings.

A wide range of larger sized nozzles can be used with the Powerflo and these go up to 3.2mm in diameter for the straight nozzles and the rectangular nozzles go up to 0.4mm x 4.8mm in size. An adaptor can be used to work with all of the standard Microblaster nozzles when applications require a smaller size but more pressure. Special nozzles can also be made for applications when an off the shelf solution is not suitable.

Used in many different industries including medical, automotive, aerospace, electronics, industrial engineering and fabrication, dental, museums and conservation, MEMS, and Micromachining.

Some of the applications where microblasting can be used include: deburring machined parts, surface cleaning, surface texturing, etching, engraving, conformal coating removal, oxide removal for thermocouples, surface preparation for attaching strain gauges, turbine blade cleaning, injection mould and die cleaning, paint and coating removal on machined parts, rectifier edge bevelling, surface structure micromachining, oxide removal on laser cut stents, catheter guide wire stripping, wire coating and oxide removal.