Aerowheel Surface Finishing specializes in manufacturing high-performance Shot Blasting Machines designed for heavy-duty surface preparation, rust removal, and shot peening. Unlike standard equipment, our machines are built with High Manganese (Mn) Steel Liners (12-14%) to withstand extreme abrasion, ensuring low maintenance and a longer lifespan. Whether you need an Airless Swing Table, Tumblast, or a Conveyor-type system, we deliver precision engineering tailored for foundries, forges, and automotive industries.
| Machine Type | Best Application | Component Type | Production Speed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Airless Tumblast | Batch Cleaning & Tumble Action | Small/Medium Castings & Forgings | High (Batch wise) |
| Swing Table Type | Fragile & Heavy Parts | Large Gears, Die Castings, Motors | Medium |
| Hanger Type (Spinner) | Parts that cannot tumble | Automotive Axles, Cylinders | High (Continuous) |
| Tunnel / Roller Conveyor | Structural Steel Cleaning | Plates, Sheets, Profiles, Beams | Very High (Non-stop) |
What Is a Shot Blasting Machine?
A shot blasting machine is a mechanical device used to clean, strengthen, or polish surfaces by propelling abrasive material (steel shots, grits, or sand) at high velocity. This process not only cleans the surface but also enhances its durability, making it suitable for coatings, painting, or welding.
Why Aerowheel Shot Blasting Machines? (Technical Specs)
Blast Wheel Efficiency: Our machines utilize dynamically balanced Blast Wheels that provide high-velocity abrasive throw, reducing cycle time by 20-30%.
Long-Life Liners: We use Mn-Steel Liners (12-14% Manganese) inside the blasting cabinet. This provides excellent resistance to abrasion compared to standard rubber or mild steel liners used by competitors.
Abrasive Recovery System: Integrated with a high-efficiency Bucket Elevator and Air Wash Separator that continuously cleans the shots, ensuring only clean media hits the job.
Dust Collection: Advanced Pulse Jet Dust Collectors ensure an eco-friendly environment, complying with CPCB pollution norms.
PLC Control Panel: Fully automated operations with safety interlocks to prevent accidents during the blasting cycle.
Our Range of Surface Finishing Solutions
1. Airless Tumblast Type Shot Blasting Machine Designed for the rigorous cleaning of batch loads. The endless rubber or steel conveyor belt ensures the tumbling action exposes all surfaces of the components to the abrasive stream. Ideal for de-sanding and de-scaling of castings.
2. Swing Table Shot Blasting Machine Perfect for cleaning large, heavy, or fragile components that cannot be tumbled. The door-mounted table rotates inside the blast cabinet, ensuring 360-degree coverage. Commonly used in the pump, valve, and motor manufacturing industries.
3. Hanger Shot Blasting Machine This machine features a monorail system where parts are hung on a spinning hook (spinner hanger). It is the preferred choice for automotive components and parts that require careful handling to avoid part-on-part impact damage.
Applications of Shot Blasting Machines
Shot blasting machines play a crucial role in various industries, including:
- Automotive: Cleaning, descaling, and surface preparation of engine parts and vehicle components.
- Aerospace: Strengthening metal surfaces and preparing components for coatings.
- Agriculture: Cleaning and maintaining farm equipment and tools.
- Construction: Removing rust and coatings from steel structures, concrete, and rebar.
- Defense: Preparing parts for military vehicles and equipment.
Benefits of Using Shot Blasting Machines
- Improved surface adhesion for painting, welding, or coating.
- Enhanced component durability through stress relief and hardening.
- Cost-effective and time-saving surface preparation.
- Eco-friendly process with recyclable abrasive materials.
At Aerowheel Surface Finishing, we believe in providing more than just machines—we deliver solutions that enhance your productivity and efficiency. With decades of expertise, our shot blasting machines are trusted by industries across India and globally.
Explore our wide range of shot blasting machines and let us help you choose the perfect solution for your surface finishing needs.
Contact us today to learn more about our products or to get a customized solution for your business!
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What is the difference between Shot Blasting and Sand Blasting?
Shot Blasting uses metallic shots (steel or grit) driven by a motor-driven wheel (airless) for heavy industrial cleaning. Sand Blasting (or air blasting) uses compressed air to propel sand or grit and is typically used for lighter cleaning or portable applications.
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Which abrasive media is best for Aerowheel machines?
We recommend using Steel Shots (S-330 to S-780) for general cleaning and Steel Grit for aggressive etching. The correct media size depends on the desired surface finish (Ra value).
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Do you provide custom shot blasting solutions?
Yes, as a direct manufacturer in Jodhpur (India), Aerowheel specializes in SPM (Special Purpose Machines) tailored to your component size and production speed requirements.
