The difference between stainless steel shot and stainless steel wire cut shot in the production process

　　Both of them are made of stainless steel, which is widely used and easy to use, but there are differences between the two.

　　The key is in the production process.

　　Stainless steel shot is also known as stainless steel shot, stainless steel round wire cut shot, stainless steel shot blasting, stainless steel wire cut shot, mainly used for stainless steel parts, aluminum alloy die castings, copper

　　Surface shot blasting, sand blasting and shot blasting of alloy parts. The difference in the production process: stainless steel shot is a cast stainless steel shot obtained by smelting and atomizing cooling.

　　bigger. Stainless steel wire cut shot is a stainless steel wire cut shot obtained by cutting and rounding stainless steel wire. The production methods of stainless steel shot are divided into two categories.

　　The first type of production method is cast stainless steel shot obtained by smelting and atomization cooling, and the second type of production method is to obtain stainless steel shot by cutting and rounding of stainless steel wire,

　　Stainless steel round steel wire cut shot, stainless steel shot blasting, stainless steel shot blasting made by the second type method, passivated stainless steel wire cut shot", where passivation represents the cylindrical

　　The edges and corners at both ends are rounded; the stainless steel wire represents the raw material; the cut pill represents the cutting. For this purpose, Germany and the International Organization for Standardization* have set the corresponding product standards for the production of the second type of method.

　　DIN8021-4-1985, SAE AMS 2431/4-1996 Conditioned Stainless Steel Cut Wire Shot, columnar stainless steel wire is specified in the standard

　　The sphericity of the stainless steel shot after shot blasting and passivation is indicated by G1, G2 and G3 respectively.