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typeblasting mediacustomized supportOEM
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model numberRound and as-cutusageshot blasting, polishing, finishing
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abrasive grain sizes0.6-2.0mm(0.02-0.08in)Hardness42-53hrc, 41-59HRC(388-509hv)
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ShapeRoundProduct nameSUS410 cast stainless steel shot 0.6-2.0MM for blasting
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Other nameblasting media stainless steel shotShot blastingstainless steel, aluminum, zinc,copper
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Size0.6mm-2.0mm or customUsageblasting
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RoundnessG1 G2 G3SUS GRADESUS410
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Density7.8g/cm3Packing25kg /bag package 40 bags/ pallet
SUS410 stainless steel shot is offered for blasting, polishing and finishing inquiries in a described 0.6-2.0mm size range. The actual selectable combination is 2.0mm with Stainless Steel wire, which should be specified when requesting a quotation.
Distinguish the range from the selection
The 0.6-2.0mm description provides context for a size discussion, while 2.0mm is the available grit choice. If another diameter is needed, ask for a separate confirmed supply specification instead of assuming it is included in the selected configuration.
Confirm how the SUS410 shot is made
For a requirement specifically calling for cast stainless steel shot, obtain confirmation of the manufacturing route. Also agree whether the supplied particles are round, as-cut or conditioned, since the process designation and particle form affect how the media should be evaluated.
- SUS410 is the stated stainless grade.
- 2.0mm is the available size selection.
- Shot blasting is a stated operation.
- Polishing and finishing are also identified uses.
- Roundness requirements can be specified before a trial.
Set the hardness acceptance basis
Request one applicable hardness specification and its test method for the selected SUS410 batch. For stainless steel, aluminum, zinc or copper workpieces, confirm the desired finish through a representative trial before approving the media for the production blasting process. Keep the agreed SUS410 manufacturing route and 2.0mm particle specification with the trial record, particularly if the finishing process requires a consistent rounded media condition.





