Steel shot, a material resulting from the unique heat treatment process applied to specific materials, varies in size, specifications, and most importantly, hardness. The latter serves as a crucial benchmark for assessing the quality of steel shot.

The longevity of our high-quality steel shot stems from its meticulous manufacturing process, utilizing high-grade materials, and the fact that various types of steel shot offer varying service lives.

The properties of steel shot play a pivotal role in determining the overall performance of the cleaning process, including cleaning efficiency, surface roughness, and associated costs. The density of steel shot is a crucial factor influencing its longevity, as a lower density often indicates the presence of pores, cracks, or excessive carbon content, all of which can lead to premature failure during use.

Steel shot is a spherical object made of metal. The domestic unified standard GBT 18838.3-2008 is used, and the international standard is the American SAE standard. All diameters are nominal sizes.

Steel shot is a specialized spherical particle crafted from premium materials and subjected to rigorous heat treatment. It possesses a balanced blend of moderate hardness, robust toughness, exceptional impact resistance, long-lasting durability, superior rebound capabilities, rapid cleaning speeds, minimal consumption, zero breakage, and outstanding technical performance.

Cut wire shot and cast steel shot are two commonly used abrasives in shot blasting machines. In some cases, they can replace each other or be mixed in a certain proportion. The following are the differences and characteristics between them.