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This is a spherical shaped product cast from hypereutectoid steel that has been heat treated to a finely tempered martensitic structure providing maximum breakdown resilience thus extending product life. Steel shot is suitable for use in both airless and air blast  (blast wheel) applications, used for descaling, shot peening, cleaning of casting etc. Available in different sizes offering a variety of surface profiles. Product can be recycled as many as 3000 times before replacement due to its hardness and density. Generates a minimal amount of dust in the shot blasting process.

This is an angular product made from selected and heat-treated stock that is processed through highly efficient crushers and graded to size. Efficient crushing processing reduces surface cracking in the material offering a superior life span. Steel grit is available in different sizes, offering a variety of surface profile. Available in different harnesses, suitable for both air blast and airless blast applications. The angular nature of the steel grit produces an etched surface on metal for superior adhesion of paint, epoxy, enamel, rubber, and other coatings.

Is one of the most economical processing medias for many dry and wet process applications where anything from a coarse profile to a micro finish is required. This sharp, angular abrasive is the second hardest and is especially suitable when no ferrous contamination can be tolerated on the process surface. Aluminium Oxide can be used for the roughest cutting –down operations or in well-conditioned, pebbled form for producing very low micro finishes on precision-dimensioned parts. Its high density and sharp, angular structure makes it one of the fastest cutting abrasives available. Aluminium Oxide is manufactured by a process of electrically fusing and processing high-grade Bauxite to produce Brown Aluminium Oxide, and high-grade Alumina in the case of White and Pink Aluminium Oxide. Their crystalline nature contributes to their hard and fast cutting properties.  It is also widely used in the manufacture of bonded and coated abrasives. Aluminium Oxide can be recycled many times depending on the grade of material and the actual process and may be used in most types of standard abrasive blasting equipment.

Are popular air blasting media widely used for cleaning, conditioning or cleaning of metallic surfaces. Glass Bead is manufactured from high grade crushed and sized glass cullet. The cullet is melted to a spherical shape and annealed to equalize internal stresses and resist fracture. These non-abrasive, clear, transparent spheres function without particle embedment, pick up, contamination or other damage to the surface under treatment. Depending on the size and operating parameters selected, Glass Bead produces a surface finish ranging from fine matt to bright satin. Decorative and special effects on surfaces may be easily achieved by masking and blasting surfaces with glass bead. The inherent characteristics of Glass Beads permit cleaning and deburring of critically tolerance parts without removing any base metal, thereby preserving the critical tolerances. In addition, the inherent strength of Glass Beads is such that it can be survive multiple impacts, making it an ideal abrasive for use in blasting equipment fitted with recycling facilities. Glass Beads are widely utilized in peening applications to impart a layer of compressive stresses on components exposed to cyclical loadings and containing residual stresses. The use of Glass Bead to peen the component reduces the risk of failure due to fatigue stress or corrosion cracking. Being chemically inert and non-toxic, glass bead will not leave any undesirable or ferrous residue on blasted surfaces and uncontaminated spent media is environmentally harmless

An Airless Blasting Machine uses an electric motor to rotate a blast wheel, basically consisting of a set of blades, feed parts and wear liners. The blast wheel rotates at high speed and throwing a targeted stream of abrasive particles, for example steel shot onto the components which require surface preparation. These large amounts of accelerated abrasives are used where large parts, large areas of parts, or heavy-duty parts for example castings, forged or fabricated parts, need to be cleaned. This equipment is used for descaling, de-rusting, deburring, de sanding or cleaned in some form or another. The abrasive media, including steel shot, steel grit or cut wire shot is loaded into a hopper that feeds the blast wheel. While shot blasting is done to clean surfaces, it’s also used to prepare them. Shot blasting a surface before painting it or coating it is an effective and efficient way to prepare the surface prior to coating. The work conveyor or work handling system of the shot blast machine is determined by the type of component to blasted. Types of shot blast machine include batch/barrel type for batches of parts, table types for larger or delicate parts, pipe blasting and plate & section blasting equipment

Comprises suction blast cabinets, pressure blast cabinets and pressure blast pots in various sizes and capacities. Purpose designed equipment can be built for more specialized applications for example semi automated mould cleaning equipment. Closed systems such as blast cabinets can be automated, semi-automated or used manually depending on the customer application. Blast Pots can be used on site for open blasting of structures for maintenance or within the confines of a blast room or booth where the abrasive media is recovered and recycled via an abrasive recovery system and dust extractor

Vibratory finishing is a type of mass finishing manufacturing process used to deburr, radius, descale, burnish, clean, and brighten a large number of relatively small workpieces. In this batch-type operation, specially shaped pellets of media and the workpieces are placed into the tub of a vibratory tumbler.

Vibratory finishing is a type of mass finishing manufacturing process used to deburr, radius, descale, burnish, clean, and brighten a large number of relatively small workpieces. In this batch-type operation, specially shaped pellets of media and the workpieces are placed into the tub of a vibratory tumbler.