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0.2-2.8mm Sphere Conditioned Cut Wire Shot, Steel Cut Wire Shot For Blasting Machine Application

We have our own in-house quality control system. Chemical component analysis, Hardness testing, Density Testing, Fatigue life testing all available. We are serious and strict for the quality control of our abrasives.

Also we have good cooperation with SGS Qingdao branch, more testing available if you need, such as Abrasive Conductivity Testing.

0.2-2.8mm Sphere Conditioned Cut Wire Shot, Steel Cut Wire Shot For Blasting Machine Application Specifications :

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Place of Origin	Shandong, China
Payment Terms	T/T, L/C, Western Union, etc.
Delivery Detail	10-25 Working Days.
Keyword	Cut Wire Shot

0.2-2.8mm Sphere Conditioned Cut Wire Shot, Steel Cut Wire Shot For Blasting Machine Application Detail Introduction :

Steel Cut Wire Shot
High Carbon Steel Cut Wire Shot as per AMS 2431/8B.
These wire shots are formed by cutting wire into lengths equal to wire diameter.
These are particularly used for peening applications where a higher level of abrasive hardness is desirable.
Strict Quality Control procedures are required to be able to manufacture cut wire
shot meeting all common industry specifications as well as many individual customer specifications.
Different levels of conditioning.
CW – As Cut
G1 – Single Conditioned
G2 – Double conditioned
G3 – Spherically conditioned
Size: 0.3 – 3.0 mm
Hardness: 40-60 HRC

Test Items		Specifications
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION%	C	0.45-0.80
	Mn	0.40-1.20
	Si	0.10-0.30
	S	≤0.05
	P	≤0.05
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES	Hardness of each Grade ( HRC )	40-60
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES	Metallographic Structure	Even tempered martensite

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