The quality of alloy steel shot determines its performance in our applications. If excessive consumption occurs during use, it can be highly detrimental to the product. Therefore, we need to promptly identify the main factors that influence its consumption so that we can take timely measures to avoid them during operation. Below is a brief introduction.
Equipment Adjustment (Projection angle and distance; workpiece placement density; dust collector airflow; separator adjustment);
Projection Velocity of the Alloy Steel Shot;
Arc Height Requirement of the Workpiece Being Peened;
Amount of Adhered Sand or Rust Level on the Alloy Steel Shot;
Workpiece Hardness and the Required Cleanliness Level of the Workpiece Being Cleaned.
When excessive consumption of alloy steel shot occurs during use, it is essential to make corresponding adjustments to the equipment promptly and to avoid these potential factors one by one. By doing so, and by proactively preventing possible problems as much as possible, you not only improve efficiency but also save a lot of trouble.