Pass Through Type Shot Blasting Machine

A shot blaster is a machine that controls the flow or stream of fine metal beads as they are forcibly projected against a surface by mechanical acceleration.

Types of metal abrasives used in shot blasting include steel grit, copper shots, and aluminum pellets. Other methods use silica sand, glass beads, synthetic materials like sodium bicarbonate, and agricultural materials like crushed kernels.

Shot blasting is the process of abrading the surface of a metal workpiece to remove rust, dirt and other solidified contaminants by hurling a high speed stream of tiny pieces of stainless steel that resemble buckshot. It is capable of deburring, shaping and texturing a surface.

Essentially, the sandblasting process uses compressed air to shoot some form of abrasive media like sand against the product being treated. Shotblasting employs centrifugal force from a mechanical device to propel treatment media upon the product.

Available models include KWD60, KWD80, KWD100, and KWD120 with belt widths ranging from 600mm to 1200mm, blasting speeds of 0.5-4m/min, and varying shot blasting capacities from 4x120kg/min to 4x250kg/min.