Abrasives for Blasting Cleaning & Finishing and Iron & Steel Shots,
Grits, Glass Beads, Aluminum Oxide, Plastic Grits, Sand Blasting Machines / Portable Blasting Machines / Abrasive / Shot Blasting Machines, Spares, Consumables Along with Industrial Dust Collectors Paint Spray Booths Airless ( Pneumatically Operated ) Spraying, Painting, Dispensing, Dosing, Proportionating Equipments Airless ( Electrically Operated ) Spray Painting Equipments. Spares, Consumables and many other products. Shot Blasting is a surface finishing method that prevent metal fatigue or cracking as well as for cleaning and surface hardening. In this method, role of shot is to remove impurities, rust, scattered pieces of rubbish or remains that may affect metal strength. It is environment friendly and a rapid, cost effective surface finishing method which is used for cleaning, polishing metal and other surface by applying high speed stream of shots.
This blasting process also has numerous uses wherein it can remove rigid plights, burrs and scales acting as a catalyst for rust remover. However, it does efficiently clean surface rusts that may mingle with the part’s integrity; this process becomes a dependable approach to surface treatment.
If you are in search for removing harsh impurities or coating of any surface material, shot blasting is the ideal proceedings that provide a perfect result and a smooth and polished surface that enhance the coating determination and surface life. This blasting is splendidly enhanced process for surface styling where tiny metal pellets are blasted onto the surface at an extreme speed ranging from 200 to 800 feet per second. The impact the blast media has on the surface due to this process is what gives the desired effect of perfect surface finishing.
As now we are familiar of this blasting process and are aware of its uses in almost all types of industries that uses materials like metal, foundry, automotive, shipbuilding, construction, railways, shipbuilding industries and many more. Some of the significant shot blasting machines are such as Tumb type, Spinner Hanger, Paver, table type, stone shot, coil shot blasting machine, etc. These machines are used for cleaning, strengthening and polishing of the metal surface preparation.
Some of the significant advantages that make the use of shot blasting a requisite one:
There are two Technologies used in Shot Blasting and, i.e., Air Blasting and Wheel Blasting
Air Blasting : Air Blasting is a technique that is cast-off to treat metal the way the systems want. Air Blaster uses air pressure from the blast room, also known as the blast cabinet. The air blast machines are intended to infuse shots like glass beads through a nozzle using pressured air that is supplied by a compressor. However, Air Blasting Machines are divided into blowers’ types, direct gravity, and gravity suction.
The air blasting machine has a dust accumulator where the injected shots are re-circulated through the suction of force and separation from foreign matter as they are re-circulated and injected again. This dry process is eco- friendly. Apart from the regular blasting media being used, a media based on water mix can also be used in it for some of the unique applications, and this is referred to as wet blasting. The machine that uses air blasting can take the form of a blast cabinet; here, the blast media is accelerated with compressed air that is projected through nozzles in the component.
Wheel Blasting: An airless operation, the wheel blasting technique, uses a wheel with the centrifugal force for propelling the abrasive against the surface. This happens as the wheel spins at a speed of 3600 RPM with a high velocity and high-efficiency blasting operation with quicker time cycles. Owing to its high velocity, this type of blasting technique uses metallic abrasives like the steel shots, stainless steel shot and grit, steel grit, or cut the wire that are available in different hardness levels.
This technique works by converting the electric motor energy into abrasive kinetic energy through the process of continuous rotation of its wheels. Each wheel has a capacity that ranges from 60 kg per minute to 1200 kg per minute. The machines that use Wheel blasting are used in places that have significant parts or large areas of the parts that need to be cleaned at the same time. This is a blast operation technique, but instead of air, it uses a wheel that exhibits centrifugal force for propelling the abrasive against the parts of the surface being blasted.
Some of the significant advantages of wheel blasting offers are its speed of cleaning and its ability to efficiently blast large surfaces and components. Moreover, there is no need to use the compressed air for its operation, like in the case of the air blast equipment. This technique is exceptionally economically as blasting a significant component will require multiple air blast guns, but this technique does it in one go. Although, the high velocity is also its adversary as it can lead to damage to the parts which cannot handle the pressure of wheel blasting. Another drawback of wheel blasting is the limited options of the abrasive that can be used.
Shot Blasting is the procedure of driving abrasive media material with mechanical or centrifugal force. This blasting process is a much more hostile abrasive technique that is usually used for more abundant, more difficult preparation kinds of stuff that requires a strong force and a more in-depth media material to cleanse and prepare a surface. The method of this blasting produces a rough texture for improved adhesion of the decorative toppings; thus, it leaves the substrate dry or clean, which ultimately gets ready for recoating. Cast ironwork is also used as a shot blasting material for the removal of old paint layers.
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Shot blasting machine is equipment that is specially designed and produced for individual customer requirements. This machine is used for cleaning structure steel that strongly blasts the original condition steel parts to remove the surface rust, welding slag and scale, corrosion prevention effect and making it show a uniform metal colour with improved coating quality. The shot blasting equipment is composed of former auxiliary chamber, roller conveyor mechanism projectile cycle apparatus, dust removal system, maintenance platforms and electrical control system components.
Shot blasting machine mainly consist of six basic parts: blast wheel, cabinet, work handling mechanism, elevator, separator, dust collector. Different machines are used for different purposes like table type machine is used for heavy components and portable air operated machine is used for cleaning casting. The numbers of wheels installed in machine depends on the type of job to be shot blasted and rate of work. Role of shot also depends on work For example: A smaller size steel shot can be used to produce smooth polished surface while large shot can be used to remove heavy flash. In most industries shot blasting works by using wheel with paddle type blades that propel steel shot at surface with high velocity. This entire process is done in an enclosed chamber that separates the dust which is sent to separate dust collector. This entire process is controlled by many factors such as shot impact force, size of shot, rate of machine level and concentration used. Blast machines are used in welded construction industries by facility owners for cleaning, controlling of corrosion and preparing surfaces.
Abrasive mixture is lifted to the drum sieve by a bucket elevator, the drum sieve inside and outside has spiral blades. The inside spiral blade makes the large pieces to discharge; abrasive, sand and dust mixture after being sieved is then pushed outside the spiral blade which after that forms a flow curtain. By adjusting the weight of the position the abrasive can be completely separated.
All those using the Japanese Mitsubishi PLC control, Omron or manual and automatic operations can easily realise the conveyor speed is controlled by the inverter that can step less speed regulation.
The entry at the production line, shot blasting room access door and the other important parts are all equipped with interlock switch devices for safety. The chamber for blasting of underground foundation pit is also equipped with lamp power sockets for easy lighting access.
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Shot blasting process carried out to prevent metal fatigue or cracking as well as for cleaning and surface hardening. In this method, the role of the shot is to remove impurities, rust, scattered pieces of rubbish or remains that may affect metal strength. It is environment friendly and a rapid, cost effective surface finishing method which is used for cleaning, polishing metal and other surface by applying high speed stream of shots.
Shot Blasting uses different media to clean, polish and peen the metal surface. The different sizes and varieties of the steel media are meant for different purposes. Commonly, steel shots are used for surface cleaning and preparation for a surface profile before coating and painting. Steel grits are used to integrate surface roughness on thick surfaces, ferrous castings and fabricated parts as they enhance durability of surface. Garnet Steel Shot is recyclable and environmentally friendly and used for heavy duty industrial cleaning including tanks, shipbuilding and repairs while aluminum shots give strength, surface smoothness and cleans defect before painting of metal die-casting or hardware and machinery parts. Stainless steel wire shot is used for surface preparation of zinc, aluminium and copper workpieces for non-rust, gloss effect. Zinc shot too protects metal from corrosion and suitable for deburring of zinc or aluminum die cast parts. It is used in eliminating the surface defect in hardware tool and machinery manufacturing, automobile spare parts etc., and good for debugging.
Abrasive jet machining is also known as abrasive micro-blasting; this process uses abrasives propelled by a high velocity gas to erode material from the workpiece. Commonly this process includes cutting heat-sensitive, brittle, thin, or hard materials. Specifically it is used to cut intricate shapes or form specific edge shapes. Whereas, Sandblasting is a general term used to describe the act of propelling very fine bits of material at high-velocity to clean or etch a surface.
Sandblasting is basically used to clean the surface of any material, mainly for the metallic surface. It is one of the most efficient and quick method which uses compressed air to blast fine sand through a nozzle to shape and smooth surface of any foreign material. It is well suited for the removal of rust which causes property damage. It is used not only to remove rust but to prepare surface for high performance coatings or to treat final products to give them luster and surface texture desired by the retail consumer. Materials used in sand blasting are sand, copper slog, steel grit, pieces of walnut, powder abrasive, pieces of avocado and many others.
