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Steel Grit Selection:
GP steel grit
: External form is round and shaped with steel water, owns fine elasticity and the strength of fatigue
resistance as a result of fine heat treatment, applied in all aspects, special hardness steel shot applied in strengthening treatment.
GL steel grit
: Although harder than GP steel grit, GL also loses its sharp edges during shot blasting and is
particularly suited to descaling and surface preparation applications. GH steel grit
: Having maximum hardness, GH always remains angular in its operating mix. These abrasives are
particularly effective in surface treatment processes and produce a uniform, etched finish, GH angular grit should only be used in wheel machines where working requirements take precedence over cost price considerations .For use mainly with compressed air blasting equipment.
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GP steel grit |
GL steel grit |
GH steel grit |
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(C) |
0.85-1.20 % |
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(Mn) |
0.60-1.20 % |
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(Si) |
0.50-1.20 % |
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(S) |
≤0.05 % |
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(P) |
≤0.05 % |
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Hardness |
42-50HRC |
56-60HRC |
60-66HRC |
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External firm |
Spheroid, semi-spheroid and flat granules <10% |
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Microstructure |
Homogeneous tempered martensite and baintite |
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Density |
7.4g/CC |
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Products Offered: Abrasives, metal abrasives,
steel abrasives, blasting medias, steel grit, steel shot. 1) Steel shot: SAE S930, S780, S660, S550, S460, S390, S330, S280, S230, S170, S110, S70. 2) Steel
grit: SAE G10, G12, G14, G16, G18, G20, G25, G40, G50, G80, G120. |