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warranty3 Yearstypeblasting media
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customized supportOEMmodel numberSS304,SS430, SS410
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usageshot blasting, polishingabrasive grain sizes0.2mm---4.0mm diameter
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ShapeRound, RoundNamestainless steel shot
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Applicationshot blasting, polishing, finishing, bright surfaceStandardSAE1993
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CertificateISO9001Payment TermsT/T,L/C
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Package25kg/bagSampleProvide
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Hardness41~59 HRCFeatureHigh Strength
Stainless steel shot is described for sand blasting, polishing and finishing, with round particle form and a stated 0.2–4.0mm diameter range. For a buyer choosing stainless blasting media, the useful starting point is an agreed alloy and diameter rather than a general grade-family description.
Specify the stainless grade for the workpiece
SS304, SS430 and SS410 are named model references for this stainless steel shot. They are not separate selectable alloy variants here, so request the actual grade for the proposed order and confirm its composition before using it for a material-sensitive finishing operation.
- Stainless steel is the material attached to the available configuration.
- Round shape provides a particle-form requirement for the blasting medium.
- The 0.2–4.0mm range is a basis for requesting a specific diameter.
- The stated 41–59 HRC hardness range needs confirmation for the chosen grade.
- Sample provision supports evaluation of the proposed polishing or blasting medium.
Define the diameter beyond the Other grit choice
The selectable grit is Other, so the order needs an explicit size distribution rather than a number inferred from the option. Confirm which diameter within 0.2–4.0mm is available and whether the sample represents that exact grade and size.
Set finishing and documentation expectations
Bright-surface finishing is a named application, but the final appearance depends on the workpiece and process. Provide the target finish and equipment details with the inquiry; if ISO9001 or SAE-related documentation is required, request the applicable records and scope. Comparing an agreed stainless grade and sample is more useful than relying on a general high-strength label.





