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video outgoing-inspectionProvidedmachinery test reportProvided
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core componentsPLC, Motorweight (kg)1000
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useBurnishing, Container / Bottle Cleaning, Deflashingcleaning processClean-In-Place (CIP)
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cleaning typeHigh Pressure CleanermaterialMetal / Coil
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power(w)Customizedwarranty1 Year
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key selling pointsEasy to OperateNamesteel shots
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TypeShot Blasting Machine AbrasiveApplicationConcrete/ Steel Plates Surface Cleaning
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After-sales Service ProvidedEngineersMaterialWire
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PackageTon BagUseDegreasing, Descaling / Stripping
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FeatureDurableAdvantagesLow consumption
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Machine TypeAbrator
Choose steel shot or grit for foundry cleaning from the actual S-code and G-code media requirement.
Actual media scope
The model option combines S110–S660 and G10–G120, while the detail names steel shots and shot-blasting abrasive. Select the supplied family and grading rather than treating the compound entry as individual stock variants.
Particle condition
The title requests angular high-carbon media, but actual chemistry and particle inspection are needed to confirm that condition. Agree shot or grit form, material records and the required cleaned surface before planning industrial descaling.
- Selected S or G designation
- Actual material chemistry
- Particle grading and shape
- Workpiece surface requirements
- Foundry cleaning trial
Result boundaries
Review representative samples before acceptance. Generic machine and cleaning-system fields establish no equipment capability, guaranteed low consumption, high-carbon analysis or peening benefit for the abrasive.
