23-02-2016, 07:56 PM
Sir, I want abstract and design procedure for fabrication of shot blasting machine for cleaning of cast iron component
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fabrication of shot blasting machine for cleaning cast iron component pdf
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Sir, I want abstract and design procedure for fabrication of shot blasting machine for cleaning of cast iron component
24-02-2016, 02:11 PM
fabrication of shot blasting machine for cleaning cast iron component pdf
SHOT BLASTING MACHINES
SPT manufactures Automatic Shot Blasting Machines for plain steel sections, fabricated steel items, plates and pipes. These can also be supplied with a SPT Automatic Painting System and Drying Oven to provide a complete blasting and painting system or preservation line.All our Shot Blasting Machines are of the airless centrifugal type where a motor fitted with a blast wheel is used to throw the abrasive. The blast cabinets are lined with 10mm thick rolled manganese steel plate on all surfaces and as standard we fit 12mm thick "Inline" liners directly in front of all the blast wheels for additional protection.To keep the abrasive in first class condition we fit extra length Airwash units to all machines, this ensures that all "fines" and other contaminents are removed from the abrasive stream to keep the blasting efficiency at its highest.Fitted with Dust Extraction units these systems are kind to the operators and the environment and offer the lowest cost and best quality for your surface preparation needs.For an in depth discussion on your Shot Blasting and Spray Painting needs please contact us so that we can understand your requirements and then offer the solution that is best for your application.
What is Shotblasting?
Shotblasting is a method used to clean, strengthen (peen) or polish metal. Shot blasting is used in almost every industry that uses metal, including aerospace, automotive, construction, foundry, shipbuilding, rail, and many others. There are two technologies used: wheelblasting or airblasting.
Wheelblasting
Wheelblasting directly converts electric motor energy into kinetic abrasive energy by rotating a turbine wheel. The capacity of each wheel goes from approximately 60 kg per minute up to 1200kg/min. With these large amounts of accelerated abrasive, wheelblast machines are used where big parts or large areas of parts have to be derusted, descaled, deburred, desanded or cleaned in some form.
Often the method of transportation of the components to be blasted will define the type of machine: from simple table machines to integrated, fully automatic manipulator machines for full series automotive manufacturers, through to roller conveyors and strip descaling systems.
Airblasting
Airblast machines can take the form of a blastroom or a blast cabinet, the blast media is pneumatically accelerated by compressed air and projected by nozzles onto the component. For special applications a media-water mix can be used, this is called wet blasting.
In both air and wet blasting the blast nozzles can be installed in fixed positions or can be operated manually or by automatic nozzle manipulators or robots.
The blasting task determines the choice of the abrasive media, in most cases any type of dry or free running abrasive media can be used.
SHOT BLASTING MACHINES
SPT manufactures Automatic Shot Blasting Machines for plain steel sections, fabricated steel items, plates and pipes. These can also be supplied with a SPT Automatic Painting System and Drying Oven to provide a complete blasting and painting system or preservation line.All our Shot Blasting Machines are of the airless centrifugal type where a motor fitted with a blast wheel is used to throw the abrasive. The blast cabinets are lined with 10mm thick rolled manganese steel plate on all surfaces and as standard we fit 12mm thick "Inline" liners directly in front of all the blast wheels for additional protection.To keep the abrasive in first class condition we fit extra length Airwash units to all machines, this ensures that all "fines" and other contaminents are removed from the abrasive stream to keep the blasting efficiency at its highest.Fitted with Dust Extraction units these systems are kind to the operators and the environment and offer the lowest cost and best quality for your surface preparation needs.For an in depth discussion on your Shot Blasting and Spray Painting needs please contact us so that we can understand your requirements and then offer the solution that is best for your application.
What is Shotblasting?
Shotblasting is a method used to clean, strengthen (peen) or polish metal. Shot blasting is used in almost every industry that uses metal, including aerospace, automotive, construction, foundry, shipbuilding, rail, and many others. There are two technologies used: wheelblasting or airblasting.
Wheelblasting
Wheelblasting directly converts electric motor energy into kinetic abrasive energy by rotating a turbine wheel. The capacity of each wheel goes from approximately 60 kg per minute up to 1200kg/min. With these large amounts of accelerated abrasive, wheelblast machines are used where big parts or large areas of parts have to be derusted, descaled, deburred, desanded or cleaned in some form.
Often the method of transportation of the components to be blasted will define the type of machine: from simple table machines to integrated, fully automatic manipulator machines for full series automotive manufacturers, through to roller conveyors and strip descaling systems.
Airblasting
Airblast machines can take the form of a blastroom or a blast cabinet, the blast media is pneumatically accelerated by compressed air and projected by nozzles onto the component. For special applications a media-water mix can be used, this is called wet blasting.
In both air and wet blasting the blast nozzles can be installed in fixed positions or can be operated manually or by automatic nozzle manipulators or robots.
The blasting task determines the choice of the abrasive media, in most cases any type of dry or free running abrasive media can be used.
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