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typeblasting mediamodel numberS390
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usageshot blasting/peening, sand blasting,cleaningabrasive grain sizes1.2mm(0.05in)
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Hardness42-53hrc, 40-50HRC,52-56HRC,56-60HRCShapeRound, broken shape
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Productivity250,000 TonsDurability2000-2800 Times
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CertificateISO / SAEMOQ1 Ton
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UseIndustrial Grinding PolishingColorBlack
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AdvantageProfessional Technical SupportPackage25kg/bag*40 Bags /pallet
S390 alloy steel blast shot is offered with a 1.2mm specification for shot blasting, cleaning and peening enquiries. Buyers seeking ISO-approved steel shot should request the applicable documents for the proposed supply before making a compliance decision.
- S390 and 1.2mm(0.05in) give the alloy steel shot request a defined size reference.
- Alloy Steel is the material option paired with each available grit choice for the S390 model.
- Cleaning and peening requirements should be checked against the chosen S390 shape and hardness.
- Request the ISO or SAE documents relevant to the proposed alloy steel shot.
- Use representative workpieces to assess S390 media against the required surface target.
A defined S390 size to discuss
The material option is Alloy Steel and the specification option is 1.2mm(0.05in). These identifiers give an S390 enquiry a concrete starting point; include the exact size designation when comparing a replacement abrasive with the media already used in your operation.
Check the selected grit designation
The available grit labels run through 36, 40, 46, 54, 60, 80, 100 and 120 alongside the 1.2mm specification. Ask how the chosen label relates to particle grading rather than assuming that every grit number represents a different diameter.
Agree shape and hardness for the process
S390 is associated with shot blasting, peening, sand blasting and cleaning, with industrial grinding and polishing also named as uses. Confirm the required particle shape and the specific hardness option, since round and broken-shape terminology and several hardness ranges cannot establish one uniform delivery specification.
For a cleaning or peening trial, provide the workpiece, surface target and machine requirements with your S390 request. Obtain relevant ISO or SAE documentation and the agreed particle acceptance criteria; neither a standards reference nor a durability figure alone proves the performance of a particular batch.





