High-Carbon Steel Shot and Grit for Shot-Blasting Machine Media Selection

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Product description
  • video outgoing-inspection
    Provided
    machinery test report
    Provided
  • core components
    PLC, Engine, Motor
    power (kw)
    15
  • weight (kg)
    10000
    key selling points
    Easy to Operate, High Safety Level, Eco-Friendly, Multifunctional, High-Accuracy, Other
  • warranty
    1 Year
    Color
    Green, Red, Silver, White, Black
  • Dimension (L*W*H)
    1X2X3
    Material
    Carbon Steelcarbon steel, Stainless Steel
  • cycle system
    99.9%
    long life use
    less mainteiness
  • Pneumatically Controlled Fully
    Sealed Projectile Controller manufactured by
    Labyrinth seal
    sealing ring,
  • and other strict protective measures
    isolation strip
    The projectile circulation system
    has automatic detection mechanisms at each power point,
  • which automatically alarm
    when a fault occurs.
    whatsapp/wechat
    +8613371499493
  • 12 high-efficiency
    direct-drive shot blasting machines
    Single shot blasting capacity
    180 kg/min

High-carbon steel shot and grit are abrasive-media choices for shot-blasting machine requirements.

Select the abrasive form

State whether the process needs shot or grit. Agree the required particle shape and distribution rather than treating both forms as interchangeable cleaning media.

  • High-carbon steel material requirement.
  • Shot or grit selection.
  • Machine-specific media grading.
  • Hardness acceptance to specify.
  • Workpiece finish to define.

Match the blasting system

Provide the equipment model, permitted media range and workpiece condition. These details establish what needs to be tested, rather than proving universal compatibility.

Confirm purchase acceptance

Request composition, grading and hardness records for the chosen abrasive. Equipment power, machine mass and component descriptions are not particle specifications. Approve selected-media inspection and a representative trial before relying on cleaning rate or service-life expectations.

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