1. Foundry: Castings produced by general foundries require grinding and polishing, and shot blasting machines are specialized machines used for this purpose. Different models are used for different workpieces, and they do not damage the original appearance or performance of the castings.
2. Mold Industry: Generally speaking, molds are mostly cast, and molds themselves require smoothness. Shot blasting machines can perform polishing according to different requirements without damaging the original appearance or performance.
3. Steel Mills: Steel and steel plates produced by steel mills may have many burrs when they are first produced, which affects the quality and appearance of the steel. Using a pass-through shot blasting machine can address these issues and resolve them effectively.
4. Shipyards: Rust on steel plates used in shipyards can affect shipbuilding quality. Manual rust removal is impossible and labor-intensive, requiring machines to remove rust to ensure quality. This is addressed by using a series of pass-through shot blasting machines.
5. Automobile Manufacturing Plants: Due to their operational requirements, steel plates and some castings require polishing without compromising the steel's strength or original shape. Castings must maintain a clean and aesthetically pleasing appearance. Due to the irregularities of automotive parts, different polishing machines are required. Shot blasting machines include drum, rotary, crawler, and pass-through shot blasting machines, each designed to handle different workpieces.
6. Hardware and Electroplating Plants: Since both hardware and electroplating plants require clean, flat, and smooth workpiece surfaces, shot blasting machines can address these issues. Hardware plants typically use smaller workpieces, so drum and crawler shot blasting machines are suitable, depending on the application. Electroplating plants can use crawler-type shot blasting machines to remove rust and polish small parts in large quantities.
7. Motorcycle parts factories: Since motorcycle parts are small, drum-type shot blasting machines are suitable. For larger quantities, either hook-type or crawler-type shot blasting machines are suitable.
8. Valve factories: Since valve parts are all cast, they require polishing to achieve a clean, smooth, and flat surface. This requires shot blasting machines to remove impurities. Suitable machines include rotary table and hook-type shot blasting machines.
9. Bearing factories: Bearings are pressed into molds, resulting in a relatively smooth surface. However, they may still contain impurities or burrs that require cleaning, which is where shot blasting machines come in handy.
