QGW Series Steel Shot Blasting Machine for Steel Pipe Cleaning

• video outgoing-inspection

  Provided
  machinery test report

  Provided
• core components

  Motor
  weight (kg)

  3500
• use

  Burnishing, Descaling / Stripping, Sterilizing / Disinfecting
  cleaning process

  steel shot
• cleaning type

  Clean-In-Place (CIP)
  material

  Metal / Coil
• power(w)

  design
  dimension(l*w*h)

  design
• warranty

  1 Year
  key selling points

  Competitive Price
• After-sales Service Provided

  Engineers available to service machinery overseas
  Color

  Bule or Customized
• Blast Wheel Layout

  3-D Dynamic Simulation Design
  Impeller Head

  High Chromium Wear-resistant Casting Alloy
• Dust Collector

  Advanced Cartridge Filter
  Roller Converyor Driving System

  Stepless Speed Frequency Control
• Guard Plate

  High Maganese Steel
  Electrical Components

  Siemens, Omron etc. Famous Brand
• Function

  Cleaning Steel Pipe
  Certificate

  CE

QGW series steel shot blasting machine inquiries focus on cleaning steel pipe. The described roller conveyor and cartridge-filter dust collector give buyers concrete system features to review, while power and overall dimensions remain design-dependent.

Pipe geometry drives the QGW layout

Provide pipe diameter, length and the required cleaning surface with the inquiry. Neither the QGW model nor the foundry label establishes a verified pipe-size range or throughput.

• QGW is the selectable model.
• Cleaning steel pipe is the stated function.
• Cartridge filtration is described.
• Frequency-controlled roller conveyor drive is named.
• Motor is the core component reference.

Review the proposed machine components

The technical wording describes chromium-alloy impeller heads and manganese-steel guards. Request the actual component schedule and conveyor specification for the offered layout, including any electrical brand requirement.

Agree cleaning and documentation criteria

Confirm utilities, dimensions and dust-control requirements before equipment selection. Ask for applicable CE records; sterilizing, non-toxic and corrosion-inhibitor labels do not establish those capabilities for a steel-pipe blasting process.