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warranty3 Yearstypeblasting media
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customized supportOEM, ODM, OBMmodel number304 stainless steel cut wire shot
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usageshotblasting; sandblastingabrasive grain sizes0.1mm~1.4mm(0in~0.06in)
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Hardness53-64hrc, HRC40-50Shapeshot, spherical
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Product name304 stainless steel cut wire shotCertificateISO
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Chemical CompositionC,Si,Mn,Cr,S,PDensity7.00 g/cm3
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Durability27000~28000 timesPackingPaper bag, wooden case, pallet, ton bag
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TypeCW12-47#Rounded levelCut,G1,G2,G3
Stainless steel cut wire shot gives blasting buyers a product family to assess by alloy, particle size and conditioning. For a 304 or 202 steel shot inquiry, identify the required material first, then check the available CW configuration against your process specification.
- 304 and 430 specification choices separate alloy selection from the CW particle label.
- CW20(0.5mm) is an available size choice within this cut wire shot selection.
- Cut, G1, G2 and G3 terminology helps define the conditioning required for a blasting enquiry.
- Confirm a 202 request separately from the selectable 304 and 430 specifications.
- Provide the blasting equipment requirements when agreeing the cut wire shot hardness.
Choose the alloy before the CW size
The selectable specifications include 304 stainless steel and 430 stainless steel, paired with stainless steel material options. A request for 202 stainless steel shot requires separate confirmation; do not assume that a 202 request is fulfilled by choosing a 304 or 430 configuration.
Read the particle designation in full
CW choices include 0.3mm, 0.5mm, 0.6mm, 0.7mm, 0.8mm, 1.0mm, 1.2mm and 1.4mm labels. Send both the CW code and its displayed diameter when asking for a quotation, rather than converting a code into a diameter or treating the title range as the complete selection.
Set the blasting acceptance criteria
This cut wire shot is intended for shotblasting and sandblasting inquiries, with Cut, G1, G2 and G3 conditioning terminology available for discussion. Ask for the applicable particle shape, alloy composition and hardness specification for your chosen configuration; separate hardness values must not be combined into one guaranteed range.
For this 304/202 inquiry, a useful next step is a written confirmation of alloy, CW diameter and conditioning level before a process trial. Certification and service-life requirements should be checked against documents that identify the supplied material.
