Heavy-Duty Cleaning Sponge
Robust sponge for removing fresh paint residue from tiles, floors and work surfaces. Resistant cellular structure that absorbs effectively without breaking down.
Paint roller cleaning machine: cleans in 45 seconds using only 3 litres of water. Saves time on site and reduces fatigue at the end of the day.
Estimated delivery: 24-48h
The Roller Blaster transforms cleaning your paint rollers into a quick and economical operation. Designed for professional painters and building contractors, this automated system deep cleans your sleeves in 40 seconds, allowing you to reuse quality sleeves rather than throwing them away after each job. A solution that improves your profitability while drastically reducing your water consumption.
Position the Roller Blaster on a flat, stable surface, preferably in a shaded and cool location. Connect the garden hose to the male connector provided. Ensure the lid is properly closed before starting the cleaning cycle to prevent any splashing.
For optimal cleaning, first remove excess paint from the sleeve by squeezing it on a grid or rolling it on cardboard. Then insert the sleeve into the machine and start the cycle. The high-pressure system removes residual paint right into the fibres, making the sleeve like new.
This machine allows you to get a return on investment from purchasing superior quality sleeves by reusing them across multiple jobs, rather than using cheap disposable sleeves. The investment pays for itself quickly, even when cleaning just a few sleeves per week.
| Type | Automatic roller cleaning machine |
| Usage | Intensive professional |
| System | Automatic high-pressure cleaning |
| Connection | Standard garden hose |
| Cleaning time | 40 seconds per sleeve |
| Water consumption | Maximum 3 litres per cycle |
| Maximum roller width | 270 mm |
The common mistake is wanting to clean a sleeve still saturated with paint. Always take 30 seconds to squeeze out the sleeve as much as possible on a grid before placing it in the Roller Blaster. You'll save water and achieve better results. Some painters keep a dedicated bucket to collect this squeezed paint and reuse it for undercoats or touch-ups.
For sleeves that have been used with solvent-based paints, perform a quick pre-wash with white spirit before running them through the Roller Blaster. This extends the life of your quality sleeves and prevents the build-up of residues that could harden the fibres. A good professional sleeve can be used 15 to 20 times when properly maintained with this system.
By disposing of roller sleeves costing 15-25 euros after each use, the Roller Blaster pays for itself in less than a year, even if you only clean a few sleeves per week. If you use multiple sleeves daily on your job sites, the payback period can be just a few months. You also save on your water bill by using just 3 litres instead of 30 litres or more with manual cleaning.
Yes, the high-pressure cleaning system effectively cleans sleeves used with acrylic, vinyl and solvent-based paints. For solvent-based paints, pre-rinse with white spirit for optimal results. The deep cleaning removes paint right down into the fibres of the sleeve.
The Roller Blaster connects to a standard garden hose. Normal mains water pressure is more than sufficient. The system is designed to work with standard installations on job sites or in workshops.
Yes, the Roller Blaster accepts roller sleeves up to 270 mm wide, covering most professional rollers used on job sites. From small 100 mm rollers to large facade rollers, the system adjusts automatically.
The system contains all splashes during the cleaning cycle. Place a bucket or suitable container under the discharge outlet to collect the paint-laden water. Treat this rinse water in accordance with your local regulations on paint waste.