SM6077 Ceramic Blasting Media

Ceramic Blasting Media Description

Ceramic Blasting Medias are produced using a unique electric fusion forming process, characterized by high density, high sphericity, and high fracture toughness. Compared to traditional materials like glass beads, corundum, and steel shot, ceramic shot peening offers advantages such as lower contamination, higher efficiency, greater consistency, and longer service life.

Ceramic Blasting Media Specification

Chemical Composition

Specification

*The size can be customized according to customer requirements.

Ceramic Blasting Media Applications

• Grinding Media: Used in the chemical and biological industries for pigments, dyes, paints, inks, varnishes, pesticides, and pharmaceuticals.
• Filtration Media: Serve as filtration media, catalyst carriers, and polishing and cleaning agents.
• Sealing Components: High-precision glass balls can be used as sealing components.

Ceramic Blasting Media Packing

25kg/drum, Packaged in composite woven bags or drums.

FAQs

Q1. What is Ceramic Blasting Media?

Ceramic blasting media consists of small, durable, and reusable particles made from materials such as aluminum oxide, zirconia, or silicon carbide. It is used in abrasive blasting processes to clean, polish, or finish surfaces.

Q2. What are the advantages of using Ceramic Blasting Media?

High Durability: Ceramic media are extremely tough, allowing for multiple uses without significant degradation.

Consistent Performance: The uniform shape and size of the particles provide consistent blasting results.

Low Dust Generation: Ceramic media produce less dust compared to other blasting materials, resulting in a cleaner work environment.

Non-Contaminating: Ideal for applications where maintaining the integrity of the workpiece is crucial, as they minimize contamination.

Q3. In which applications is Ceramic Blasting Media commonly used?

Surface Preparation: For cleaning, deburring, and surface finishing in industries like aerospace, automotive, and manufacturing.

Polishing and Finishing: Used in fine finishing operations where smooth, uniform surfaces are required.

Peening: Employed in shot peening processes to improve the fatigue resistance of metal components.

Cleaning: Removes coatings, rust, or other contaminants from surfaces without damaging the underlying material.