Description
There are two types of Steel Shot Round – low and high carbon. Low-Carbon Steel Shot Round is produced by a melting process and subsequently reshaped into spherical grain particles. The low carbon content ensures great toughness, which is crucial for a long service life. High Carbon Steel Shot is produced by a melting process and subsequently reshaped into spherical grain particles. Due to the hardness of the new grain, high cleaning intensity is achieved from the start.
High-carbon steel shot round is a very powerful abrasive for the surface treatment of metallic products. In contrast to low carbon steel shot round, this product has a higher beam intensity and thus enables faster working.
Applications: Reusable Abrasive, Descaling, Sand Removal, Paint Stripping, Shot Peening and Surface Preparation, Deburring and Finishing.
Product Description of the High-Carbon Steel Shot Round Shot Blasting Abrasive Grit, 100kg - 1 Tonne
There are two types of Steel Shot Round - low and high carbon. Low-Carbon Steel Shot Round is produced by a melting process and subsequently reshaped into spherical grain particles. The low carbon content ensures great toughness, which is crucial for a long service life. High Carbon Steel Shot is produced by a melting process and subsequently reshaped into spherical grain particles. Due to the hardness of the new grain, high cleaning intensity is achieved from the start.High-carbon steel shot round is a very powerful abrasive for the surface treatment of metallic products. In contrast to low carbon steel shot round, this product has a higher beam intensity and thus enables faster working.
Applications: Reusable Abrasive, Descaling, Sand Removal, Paint Stripping, Shot Peening and Surface Preparation, Deburring and Finishing.
Technical Specifications for the High-Carbon Steel Shot Round Shot Blasting Abrasive Grit, 100kg - 1 Tonne
| Designation | Average Grain Size (mm) |
| S 230 | 0,6 – 0,9 |
| S 280 | 0,7 – 1,0 |
| S 330 | 0,9 – 1,2 |
| S 390 | 1,0 – 1,4 |
| S 460 | 1,2 – 1,7 |
| Description | Value |
| Hardness | 40 – 52 HRC (390 – 535 HV) |
| Grain Shape | Round |
| Melting Point | ca. 1.535 °C |
| Specific Gravity | ca. 7 g/cm3 |
| Bulk Density* | ca. 4,0 – 4,6 g/cm3 |
*depending on grain size
| Blasting Systems |
| Pressure blast machines |
| Vacuum blast machines |