Cast Steel Shot, Metal Abrasive, Stainless Steel Shot

From the current market situation, we can find that there are many different types of shot blasting materials, such as ordinary steel shot, aluminum oxide emery, glass bead and stainless steel shot. So, what is unique about stainless steel shot among these different types of shot blasting materials? Below, we will analyze this issue and hope to assist us.

In fact, stainless steel shot has been widely used, mainly in the spraying and polishing treatment of the surface of copper, aluminum, zinc, stainless steel and other workpieces. After processing, these metals can exhibit their original metallic nature, giving them a very shiny and matte appearance. In addition, the workpiece obtained after using this spray polishing treatment no longer requires the process of acid cleaning and rust removal, which is both convenient and environmentally friendly.

In addition, compared to other materials, stainless steel pellets also have outstanding wear resistance. According to statistics, the consumption of each ton of aluminum alloy castings during polishing treatment is still lacking in kilograms. This has obvious advantages compared to other data. For example, ordinary steel shot is only half of it, while glass bead is only one tenth of it.

In addition, stainless steel balls also have a series of advantages, such as their composition being very uniform, the purity of particle size being high, the surface structure being fine, shiny, non rusting, moderate hardness, and long service life. Overall, this information can be regarded as the best choice of abrasive for descaling, deburring, and visually intact machining.

In summary, stainless steel shot materials do have many advantages, and in practical use, they can also save users a lot of time and financial resources. I hope that after understanding these contents, we can have a deeper understanding of stainless steel balls.