Steel Grit
Our aim is to focus on the features that make your products perfect in processes such as vibration, blasting, painting and shotpeening. This is exactly why we have a versatile.surface treatment center and product range.
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Our aim is to focus on the features that make your products perfect in processes such as vibration, blasting, painting and shotpeening. This is exactly why we have a versatile.surface treatment center and product range.
Steel grit is available in three hardness classes. GH, GL and GP can be used in compressed air sprayers. Steel shot angled ideal for preparations such as cleaning, roughening, slag removal before coating metallic workpieces.
Typical Physical Properties | |
Hardness GP | 40 – 53 HRC (390 – 550 HV) |
Hardness GL | 54 – 60 HRC (570 – 720 HV) |
Hardness GH | > 61 HRC (> 740 HV) |
Grain shape | Angular |
Melting point | CA. 1,535 °C |
Specific gravity | CA. 7 gr/ cm3 |
Bulk density* | CA. 4,0 – 4,6 g/ cm3 |
Microstructure | Martensitic |
*Depending on grain size. | |
Typical Chemical Analysis | |
C | %0,80 – 1,20 |
Mn | %0,35 – 1,20 |
Si | %0,40 – 1,50 |
S | maks. %0,05 |
P | maks. %0,05 |
Fe | Remainder |
Designation | Average grain size (mm) |
G 12 | 1,7 – 2,4 |
G 14 | 1,4 – 2,0 |
G 16 | 1,0 – 1,7 |
G 18 | 0,7 – 1,4 |
G 25 | 0,4 – 1,2 |
Designation | Average grain size (mm) |
G 40 | 0,3 – 1,0 |
G 50 | 0,2 – 0,7 |
G 80 | 0,1 – 0,4 |
G 120 | 0,1 – 0,3 |
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