In a tumble shot blasting machine, parts are kept from damaging each other by the gentle rolling of the flexible rubber belt, the correct fill level and respecting the part…
Shot blasting and painting lines should be planned together by matching the workpiece, required surface cleanliness, surface profile, coating system, drying time and actual production capacity. Selecting each system independently…
Shot blasting machine capacity is calculated by combining the part’s weight and size, the target surface cleanliness level (for example Sa 2.5), the cycle time, and the granule throughput of…
A tumble shot blasting machine is used in the automotive supplier industry to clean rust, scale and burrs from high-volume small parts — bolts, nuts, brackets, springs and small castings…
Hanger shot blasting machines are most commonly used in the foundry, steel construction, automotive and heavy industry sectors. The common thread is clear: these sectors need pre-paint surface cleaning of…
In the automotive industry, hanger shot blasting is an automated surface-preparation method that cleans large, heavy or geometrically complex metal parts — such as engine blocks, cylinder heads, transmission housings…
Surface quality after shot blasting is determined by three measurements: the visual cleanliness grade to ISO 8501-1 (Sa 1 – Sa 3), the surface profile to ISO 8503, and invisible…
Sheet metal is shot blasted before painting to remove rust, mill scale, and contaminants from the steel and to create a rough surface profile that the paint can grip. Together,…
The hanger system is preferred in shot blasting because it applies abrasive uniformly to every surface of large, heavy, and geometrically complex parts, leaving no blind spots. As the workpiece…
Automatic shot blasting machines remove rust, mill scale and contaminants from metal surfaces without manual intervention, delivering a standardized, repeatable surface quality that increases production speed, cuts labor costs and…
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