Stainless Steel Shot Inquiry for Surface Cleaning and Mass Finishing

• warranty

  3 Years
  type

  blasting media
• customized support

  OEM, ODM
  model number

  S110-S780
• usage

  Mass finishing polishing
  abrasive grain sizes

  16-240#
• Shape

  GRITS, Round Shape
  Type

  blasting media
• Usage

  Surface cleaning
  Color

  Black
• Duiabilty

  2000-2800 times
  Package

  25 Kg Paper Bag
• Advantage

  High Precision
  Density

  7.4g/cm3
• Hardness

  40-60HRC
  Packing

  25pvc Bags+1MT Big Bag

This stainless steel shot inquiry is for buyers comparing abrasive media for surface cleaning and mass finishing polishing. Confirm the required alloy and delivered particle specification before selecting media for a controlled finishing operation.

Establish the alloy before approval

Stainless steel requirements need a defined material grade and supporting composition evidence. The available material selection is Steel, so the purchase specification should resolve the alloy requirement before the abrasive is accepted for a stainless-specific process.

Agree on one usable size specification

The available combination pairs the grit S70-S780 with a 200#-2000# specification. Ask for the actual delivered size distribution and its sizing convention, rather than translating these designations into a diameter without technical confirmation.

• Surface cleaning is an identified media use.
• Mass finishing polishing provides a second process context.
• Black is the stated abrasive color.
• The Steel option requires alloy clarification for stainless applications.
• Particle shape should be agreed as part of the media specification.

Validate the finish instead of assuming a reuse count

Define the acceptable surface condition and run the selected media with representative workpieces. Request the batch hardness basis and clarify whether round shot or grit is required; neither a precision label nor a general durability figure substitutes for a process-specific acceptance trial. For repeat orders of this finishing abrasive, use the confirmed alloy, geometry and delivered size distribution as the reference instead of relying on a broad shot name.