0.1mm - 2.5mm Stainless Steel Shot Grit Polished Corrosion Resistant

Stainless steel shot, also known as stainless steel shot blasting or rounded stainless steel wire cut shot, is a type of stainless steel abrasive used in various surface treatment processes. The production process of stainless steel shot involves cutting stainless steel wire and rounding the edges to form stainless steel shot. The English name for this type of abrasive is "conditioned stainless steel cut wire shot," which can be translated to mean "passivated stainless steel wire cut shot." The term "passivation" refers to the rounding of the edges and corners of the cylinder, while "stainless steel wire" refers to the raw material used, and "cut shot" refers to the cutting process.
Germany and the International Organization for Standardization have developed specific second-category methods for the production of stainless steel shot and have stipulated that the sphericity of cylindrical stainless steel wire-cut shots after passivation by shot blasting is represented by G1, G2, and G3 marks, respectively. These marks indicate the degree of rounding of the edges and corners of the stainless steel shot.

Stainless steel shot is a popular material used in various surface treatment processes. It is commonly used in the surface shot blasting treatment of aluminum alloy, zinc alloy, stainless steel plate, non-ferrous metal casting, and stainless steel casting. The focus of stainless steel shot is to enhance the shine of the metal material and prevent rust or discoloration on the surface of the casting. After shot blasting, the castings are clean, uniform, rust-free, and have a matte effect, eliminating the need for cleaning, pickling, and other processes.
Stainless steel shot is spherical and has good fluidity, which makes it ideal for internal circulation in machinery, ensuring effective treatment of the surface of the casting and hiding defects on the surface of the workpiece, such as scars and crack marks. It is suitable for cleaning large, medium, and small castings, removing surface oxides, ensuring good cleanliness, and required roughness for subsequent processing and painting.
Stainless steel shot can also be used in steel plate pretreatment, removing scale, rust, and other impurities. Engineering machinery can benefit from stainless steel shot, removing rust, welding slag, and oxide scale, eliminating welding stress, and increasing the bonding strength between the anti-rust coating film and the metal matrix, resulting in improved anti-rust quality.
Stainless steel plate cleaning can be made more efficient with the use of stainless steel shot, as different types of steel plates require different sizes of abrasives and particle size selections. Cleaning of steel structure parts, H-shaped steel, C-shaped steel, and angle steel can also be improved with the use of stainless steel shot, as it effectively removes impurities and improves surface finish.
Pipeline anti-corrosion can be enhanced with the use of stainless steel shot, increasing corrosion resistance and achieving the required rust removal level and tracing depth. Finally, shot blasting strengthening can be done on critical parts such as coil springs, leaf springs, torsion bars, gears, transmission components, bearings, camshafts, crankwheels, and connecting rods, improving their performance and durability.
Overall, stainless steel shot offers a cost-effective and efficient solution for various surface treatment applications, providing superior results compared to traditional methods.

Inner packaging: 25kg/bag with inner film bag.

Outer packaging: nylon woven bag, kraft paper bag, carton.

Whole ton packaging: pallet or ton bag.