Low Carbon Steel Shots

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"Low carbon steel shot" typically refers to small spherical pellets made from low carbon steel, used in a variety of industrial applications. Here’s a quick breakdown:

�� What Is It?

• Material: Low carbon steel (usually <0.25% carbon content)

• Form: Small round particles, often used as abrasive media

��️ Common Uses

1. Shot Blasting: Cleaning, peening, or preparing surfaces (like metal castings or automotive parts)

2. Surface Preparation: Prior to coating or painting

3. Shot Peening: Improving fatigue resistance of metal parts by creating compressive stresses

4. Descaling: Removing scale and rust from metal surfaces

�� Key Properties

• Hardness: Softer than high-carbon steel shot, which reduces wear on equipment

• Durability: Good rebounding ability for repeated use

• Cost-effective: More economical compared to stainless or high-carbon variants

• Less aggressive: Ideal for delicate or precision work where surface integrity matters

�� Comparison: Low Carbon vs High Carbon Steel Shot

• Production Capacity: 250 Ton
• Delivery Time: Ready Stock
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Conditioned Stainless Steel Shot refers to stainless steel shot that has undergone a special conditioning process to improve its characteristics for specific abrasive applications. This conditioning process typically involves altering the hardness or surface texture of the shot to enhance its performance in cleaning, surface finishing, shot peening, or other industrial processes.

Key Aspects of Conditioned Stainless Steel Shot:

1. Conditioning Process:

   • Hardness Modification: During the conditioning process, stainless steel shot can be softened or hardened depending on the application. This is done through heat treatment or other processes to tailor the shot’s hardness for better performance in specific tasks.
   • Surface Conditioning: The shot may undergo processes like polishing, tumbling, or surface texturing to remove any burrs, sharp edges, or imperfections, resulting in a smoother, more uniform abrasive media.

2. Benefits of Conditioned Stainless Steel Shot:

   • Improved Durability: Conditioning increases the shot's resistance to wear and tear, allowing it to last longer and be used for more cycles. This makes it more cost-effective in the long term compared to non-conditioned shot.
   • Enhanced Cleanliness: By smoothing out the surface of the shot, conditioning reduces the potential for contamination in sensitive applications, especially in industries where surface cleanliness is critical (e.g., food, pharmaceutical, or semiconductor industries).
   • Consistent Performance: Conditioned stainless steel shot provides more predictable and uniform results in surface preparation, finishing, and cleaning processes. The consistency of size, shape, and performance is important for achieving precise and quality results.
   • Optimized Impact: The conditioning process can make the shot more effective at cleaning or peening by ensuring it has the appropriate hardness and uniformity to handle tough tasks without excessive wear or breakage.

3. Types of Stainless Steel Shot Used:

   • 304 Stainless Steel Shot: Offers good corrosion resistance, ideal for applications where durability is needed, especially in non-corrosive environments.
   • 316 Stainless Steel Shot: Provides superior corrosion resistance, especially in marine, chemical, and food processing environments where exposure to harsh chemicals or salty air is common.
   • 430 Stainless Steel Shot: A more economical option for applications where moderate corrosion resistance is sufficient. It's magnetic and often used in industries like automotive and general manufacturing.

Advantages of Conditioned Stainless Steel Shot:

• Longer Service Life: The conditioning process helps increase the lifespan of the shot by reducing wear and tear, allowing it to be reused more times.
• Reduced Surface Contamination: By smoothing out rough spots and burrs, conditioned shot ensures that there’s less risk of contaminating the parts being worked on, which is critical in certain sensitive industries.
• Better Performance: Conditioned shot delivers a more uniform and consistent cleaning or finishing action, improving the overall effectiveness of the abrasive process.
• Improved Cost Efficiency: The durability and reusability of conditioned stainless steel shot make it more cost-efficient, especially in industries where large volumes of abrasive media are used.

• Delivery Time: READY STOCK

Steel shot refers to small, spherical pellets made from steel, commonly used for cleaning, surface preparation, and shot blasting applications. It’s typically used in industries like manufacturing, automotive, and metalworking. Steel shot is often preferred over other media like sand or glass beads due to its durability and recyclability. It is also used in the process of sandblasting for cleaning surfaces or creating a rough texture on a material.

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• Item Code: LC170
• Production Capacity: 250 TON
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• Item Code: LC390
• Production Capacity: 250TON
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• Item Code: LC660
• Production Capacity: 400TON
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• Item Code: LC930
• Production Capacity: 400 TON
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Low carbon steel shot is a type of abrasive material made from low carbon steel. It’s commonly used in various industrial processes, especially in shot blasting or shot peening applications. Here’s a brief overview of it:

Key Characteristics:

1. Composition: Low carbon steel shot is made from steel with a low carbon content, typically around 0.05% to 0.25%. The low carbon content makes it relatively soft and ductile compared to high carbon steel shot.

2. Uses:

   • Shot Blasting: It’s used in shot blasting to clean, finish, or strengthen the surface of metals and other materials.
   • Shot Peening: In this process, the shot is fired at a surface to induce compressive stresses, which improves the material's fatigue strength.
   • Cleaning and Surface Preparation: It’s used for removing rust, dirt, scale, and other impurities from metal surfaces.

3. Advantages:

   • Cost-Effective: Low carbon steel shot is often cheaper than other abrasives like ceramic or stainless steel shots.
   • Durability: It’s durable enough for multiple reuse in blast cleaning and peening operations, making it economical in long-term usage.
   • Non-Sparking: Being made of steel, it's often less likely to cause sparks compared to other abrasives like aluminum oxide, especially in certain applications like shipyards or refineries.

4. Disadvantages:

   • Corrosion: Steel shot can rust over time, especially if exposed to moisture, so it requires proper storage and may need to be replaced more frequently than other non-corrosive media like stainless steel shot.
   • Impact on Surface: Due to its ductility, it may not be as aggressive as high-carbon steel shot in certain applications, potentially requiring more energy or longer exposure times to achieve desired results.

5. Common Sizes: It comes in a range of sizes, from fine to coarse, to suit different blasting or peening needs.

• Item Code: LC780
• Production Capacity: 400 TON
• Delivery Time: READY STOCK
• Packaging Details: HIGH QUALITY HDPE BEGS 25 KG PACKING

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• Item Code: LC70
• Production Capacity: 250 TON
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• Item Code: LC230
• Production Capacity: 250TON
• Delivery Time: READY STOCK
• Packaging Details: HIGH QUALITY HDPE BEGS 25 KG PACKING