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warranty3 Yearstypeblasting media
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customized supportOEM, ODMmodel numberS110-S780
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usageMass finishing polishingabrasive grain sizes16-240#
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Hardness53-64hrc, 40-60HRCShapeGRITS, Round Shape
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Typeblasting mediaUsageSurface cleaning
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ColorBlackDuiabilty2000-2800 times
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Package25 Kg Paper BagAdvantageHigh Precision
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Density7.4g/cm3Packing25pvc Bags+1MT Big Bag
This 304 stainless steel shot inquiry concerns atomized shot media described for surface cleaning and mass finishing. The 0.1–1.4mm wording identifies the original size request, but the exact supplied grade and particle distribution need confirmation before the medium is specified for production.
Resolve the 304 atomized media specification
For a 304 stainless steel shot purchase, request composition evidence for the actual material being offered. Confirm that the proposed medium is atomized shot with the required shape, rather than assuming that a general steel material selection establishes either the alloy grade or the manufacturing route.
- 304 stainless steel shot remains the central product inquiry and alloy question.
- The 0.1–1.4mm range is a size requirement to verify for the offered batch.
- Surface cleaning is a stated use for matching the abrasive to the workpiece.
- Mass finishing polishing provides another process context for sample evaluation.
- The selectable S70–S780 and 200#–2000# labels require a clear grading explanation.
Separate size labels from usable particle data
Ask for a size distribution expressed in the grading system used for the actual offer. The selectable grit label S70–S780 and specification 200#–2000# do not independently confirm the 0.1–1.4mm request, and no direct equivalence between those expressions should be assumed.
Evaluate cleaning media with an agreed sample
Before adopting this 304 shot for surface cleaning, establish the required particle shape and one applicable hardness range. A representative sample and specification sheet should settle these points together; claims about repeated-use life, precision or warranty should be checked against the conditions of the actual offer.





