We all know that wire cutting shot has a wide range of uses, such as cleaning, rust removal, strengthening, shot peening, shot blasting, sanding, pretreatment, etc. Steel wire cut shot is a shot cut from steel wire. According to the different use, it is divided into stainless steel wire cut shot, ordinary high carbon steel wire cut shot and low carbon steel wire cut shot. In order to prevent the excessive consumption of steel wire cutting pellets during use, many manufacturers have affected factors of service life in order to effectively prevent some problems. Here, we shares two influencing factors for you. First, the hardness of the steel wire cut shot determines the service life of the steel wire cut shot The blast hardness is proportional to the finishing speed. The higher the hardness, the faster the finishing speed. Conversely, sandblasting, the higher the cost, the shorter the life. The production process of blasting determines that the size of blasting is inconsistent. The larger the diameter, the higher the ability to trim a rough appearance, but the greater the abrasion to sandblasting Second, the quality of sandblasting in accordance with the density is stable Shot peening density is also an important factor in determining the service life of shot peening. As long as the shot peening that meets the density can show stable quality, its ability will decline, and it will break and wear during processing. After the above introduction, we will find that the shot peening hardness is proportional to the finishing speed and inversely proportional to the life. Moderate hardness, excellent resilience, every corner can be completely completed when spraying, reducing processing time. However, internal defects such as pores, cracks and internal shrinkage will directly affect its life and increase its consumption. Therefore, we should learn more about the factors that affect shot peening and service life, which will make it more convenient for us to use in the future.
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