S330 Round Steel Shot 1.0mm for Mass Finishing and Polishing

• type

  blasting media
  model number

  S330
• usage

  Mass finishing polishing
  abrasive grain sizes

  1.0mm(0.04in)
• Shape

  Round, Round Shot
  Durability

  2000-2800 Times
• color

  Metal black
  Package

  25kg bags in carton boxes and then on pallets
• Density

  7.4g/cm3
  Bulk Density

  4.4g/cm3
• Size

  1.0mm
  Hardness Deviation

  40-50HRC
• Product name

  KAI TAI

S330 round steel shot offers a defined starting point for a mass finishing or polishing media enquiry. The 1.0mm size and metal-black appearance identify the product more usefully than a general claim about international standards.

• S330 round shot has a stated 1.0mm size for a size-specific finishing enquiry.
• Metal-black appearance and steel material distinguish the physical medium under discussion.
• The 40-50HRC expression should be tied to the S330 supply specification and test basis.
• Compare the requested grading for S330 with the current media before making a replacement decision.
• Request the standards documents applicable to the proposed round steel shot supply.

Focus the enquiry on 1.0mm S330

The S330 blasting medium is described as round shot made from steel, with 1.0mm repeated as the particle-size description. Include that nominal size and the S330 designation when discussing a replacement, while asking for the acceptable size distribution for your process.

Interpret the grit menu before ordering

Steel is the material option, and grit labels include 36, 40, 46, 54, 60, 80, 100, 120 and 150. Confirm how these menu choices correspond to the required grading; a grit label should not silently replace the stated 1.0mm specification.

Compare finishing requirements with supply evidence

Mass finishing and polishing are the stated uses for this S330 medium, and the technical hardness expression is 40-50HRC. Ask for the applicable test basis and documents if hardness or a named international standard forms part of your purchase specification.

For S330 round shot, the decision should connect particle grading, workpiece requirements and the proposed operating conditions. Request a representative sample and an agreed inspection specification before relying on any service-life figure; a successful finish depends on a process match as well as the media designation.