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video outgoing-inspectionProvidedmachinery test reportProvided
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core componentsBearingweight (kg)1
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useshot blaster machinecleaning processblasting cleaning
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materialSteelpower(w)18
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warranty1 YearshapeRound
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CertificateISO9001:2008Hardness40-50HRC
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Bulk density7.2g/cm3Sample200g for free
Round steel shot is offered for blasting cleaning with a shot blaster machine. Selection should start with the machine's accepted media specification and the workpiece cleaning requirement, rather than an assumption that one steel shot suits every machine.
Round media for a defined cleaning job
The steel material and round shape identify the abrasive being considered. For a cleaning trial, describe the deposit to be removed and the surface condition that must remain after blasting, so the proposed shot can be assessed against a clear result.
Check the shot blaster requirements
The 40-50HRC hardness description provides a technical point to confirm with the supplier. Particle size is not established by the current option choices, so request a size distribution and verify that it meets the shot blaster manufacturer's media requirements.
- Steel is the stated abrasive material.
- Round shape is the stated particle form.
- Blasting cleaning is the intended process.
- The hardness description should be checked for the supplied batch.
- A cleaning trial can assess the selected shot on your own workpiece.
Clarify critical-cleaning acceptance
For electronic-industry inquiries, specify residue limits and the inspection method before treating the shot as suitable for critical cleaning. Ask which inspection records apply to the abrasive itself, and obtain current supporting documents for any certification requirement before approving the round steel media. For the round steel shot, include any limits on carryover or surface marking in the cleaning specification so that the proposed abrasive can be assessed consistently.
