Shot blasting machines have become an integral part of the manufacturing industry, particularly in surface preparation and cleaning processes. Shot blasting is the process of propelling abrasive particles at high speeds to clean or remove surface contaminants, rust, and coatings. It is a critical process in many industries, such as automotive, aerospace, construction, and metalworking. […]

What is Powder Coating? Powder coating is a term used to describe a particular finish or base. It starts out as a fine powder. This powder consists of finely ground particles of pigment and polymer resin. After application to a surface, the powder is chemically altered with heat to create a finishing film.  The entire

Shot peening, also known as shot blasting, is a cold work process used to finish metal parts to prevent fatigue and stress corrosion failures and prolong product life for the part. In Shot peening, small spherical bonds bombard the surface of the part to be finished. The shot acts like a peen hammer, dimpling the

Sand Blasting means: Sandblasting is one of the most efficient ways to shape, strip, or smooth the surface of any metal. It is the same as rubbing something down with sandpaper, but it gives a more even surface, including in the nooks and crannies. Sandblasting is similar to high-octane sandpaper.  A sand-blasting setup normally has

Sandblasting is the act of propelling very fine particles of an abrasive material at high velocity toward a surface in order to clean or etch it. Sandblasting is often used as a way to prepare a surface prior to painting. It is commonly used to strip paint from machinery and metal, but it has many

Tips for choosing Abrasive Blasting Media: At Aerowheel, we often come across clients who are in a dilemma while choosing Abrasive Blasting Media. If you are one of them, please read our blog below and put an end to all your doubts! What is Abrasive Blasting Media? Abrasive Blasting is also commonly called Sand Blasting.

Difference between Shot Blasting And Sand Blasting Machines? Aerowheel is a leading and trusted manufacturer of both Shot Blasting and Sand Blasting Machines. Often we come across queries from our clients regarding the difference between the two. If you are also anxious about finding out the difference between a Shot Blasting and Sand Blasting Machine,

Shot peening is the mechanical operation of introducing residual compressive surface stress on mechanical parts which are subjected to dynamic conditions like Turbine blades, springs etc. The compressive stress so produced increases fatigue life and stress corrosion resistance properties of shot peened parts. The process of Shot peening is accomplished by propelling spherical shots on

The rolls are etched for generating desired surface roughness so that the sheets being rolled out can have inbuilt roughness to facilitate proper bonding of paint. During the rolling process, the roll loses the surface roughness due to friction. Periodically, these rolls are etched for maintaining desired surface roughness. The rolls being of harder nature,

Teflon coated cookware popularly known as non-stick cookware are generally of aluminium and require surface cleaning prior to Teflon coating for removal of oxide layer as well as to impart surface roughness to facilitate proper adhesion of Teflon coating. Normally aluminum oxide of 40 mesh is used as blast media to get the desired surface roughness