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video outgoing-inspectionProvidedmachinery test reportProvided
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core componentsBearingweight (kg)1
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useshot blaster machinecleaning processsteel shot cleaning
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cleaning typeblasting cleaningmaterialSteel
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power(w)18warranty1 Year
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key selling pointsEasy to OperateShapeRound
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CertificateISO9001:2008Hardness40-50HRC
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Bulk density7.2g/cm3Sample200g for free
This steel shot is intended for steel-shot cleaning and blasting cleaning in shot blaster machines. The round particle form gives buyers a starting point for a media inquiry, while the final selection depends on the machine and the required workpiece finish.
Start with the surface acceptance criteria
For steel-shot cleaning, identify the condition of the incoming parts and the acceptable condition after processing. A trial should evaluate the actual workpiece so that cleaning effectiveness and surface appearance are agreed before the media is used in production.
Specify the round shot precisely
The abrasive is described as steel with a hardness of 40-50HRC. Request the particle-size distribution and the batch specification because the available options do not establish a diameter that can be matched directly to a machine setting.
- Steel material identifies the media family.
- Round particle shape distinguishes the stated form.
- Blasting cleaning defines the intended operation.
- The hardness range provides a point for batch verification.
- Machine media limits should govern the final size choice.
Agree on evidence for sensitive parts
A residue-free cleaning requirement needs measurable acceptance criteria, especially for electronic-industry components. Discuss the required cleanliness inspection, applicable abrasive test documentation and any current certification evidence; the steel shot description alone does not establish those approvals or guarantee compatibility with every shot blaster. The round steel media should be approved against that documented cleaning requirement, with the selected shot size and inspection method recorded for future replenishment orders.





