Steel shot and grit
Spherical steel shot and angular steel grit for wheelblast and airblast systems, with controlled grading, hardness and working mix.
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Steel shot, aluminium oxide and blasting abrasives
Industrial abrasive media selected for the workpiece, blasting equipment, required profile, finish, consumption and potential for reuse.
Choose the abrasive family
Open each family for available grades, hardness, particle shape and typical industrial applications.
Aluminium oxide · fused alumina
Brown, white and special electrocorundum grades for cleaning, surface profiling and precision treatment.
Stainless and chrome-nickel shot
Metallic media for stainless steel, aluminium and non-ferrous components where ferrous contamination must be controlled.
Glass beads
BALLOTINI® grades for cleaning, satin finishing and controlled surface improvement.
Ceramic beads
Zirblast®, Microblast® and Zirshot® for durable finishing and controlled peening processes.
Special abrasives
Garnet, mineral media and functional materials selected for the application.
Which blasting abrasive should you choose?
Steel shot or steel grit?
Round shot primarily cleans and peens. Angular grit cuts more aggressively and produces a sharper profile.
When is aluminium oxide suitable?
Fused alumina is chosen for strong cutting action, controlled profiling and low metallic contamination.
Why does grading matter?
Particle size affects cleaning speed, surface profile, coverage and abrasive consumption.
Need a technical selection?
Send the substrate, existing equipment, required finish and target profile. Ask SURFACE →