The equipment consists of in-feeding roller conveyor, shot blasting chamber, blast wheels, shot recycling system, shot cleaning-off system, dust fume control system, out-feeding roller conveyor, and electrical control system
◆ Application
Shipbuilding | Marine Offshore | Engineering Machinery | Pressure Vessel Machinery | Bridge Construction | Oil & Gas Tank Fabrication
◆ Specifications
| STEEL PLATE SHOT BLASTING MACHINE |
| Model | KLB1500-4 | KLB2000-6 | KLB2500-6 | KLB3000-8 |
Steel Plate Size (mm)
Thick×Width×Length | (4~20)×1500 ×12000 | (4~40)×2000 ×12000 | (4~40)×2500 ×12000 | (4~40)×3000 ×12000 |
Working Speed (m/min) | 0.5~3.0 |
Loading Capacity (t/m) | 1.0 | 1.5 |
Blast Wheel (kg/min) | 290×4 | 250×6 | 350×6 | 290×8 |
Abrasive Recycle (t/h) | 70 | 90 | 130 | 140 |
| Abrasive Clean Off | Scraper+Screw Conveyor+Roller Brush + High Pressure Air Fan |
Dust Fume Control (m3/hr) | 25600 | 25600 | 33600 | 39000 |
| Dust Collector | Pulse Jet Dust Collector |
Surface Quality After Blasting | Sa 2.5 GB8923-88(ISO8501) |
Roughness After Blasting (μm) | Ra20~75 |
Dust Emission Density (mg/m³) | 30 |
| Noise Level (dB) | ≤85 |
| STEEL PLATE SHOT BLASTING MACHINE |
| Model | KLB3500-8 | KLB4000-8 | KLB4500-10 | KLB5000-10 |
Steel Plate Size (mm)
Thick×Width×Length | (4~60)×3500
×12000 | (4~60)×4000
×12000 | (4~60)×4500
×12000 | (4~60)×5000
×12000 |
Working Speed (m/min) | 0.5~3.0 |
Loading Capacity (t/m) | 2.0 | 2.5 |
Blast Wheel (kg/min) | 350×8 | 480×8 | 480×10 | 480×10 |
Abrasive Recycle (t/h) | 170 | 240 | 300 | 300 |
| Abrasive Clean Off | Scraper+Screw Conveyor+Roller Brush+High Pressure Air Fan |
Dust Fume Control (m3/hr) | 42500 | 42500 | 48500 | 48500 |
| Dust Collector | Pulse Jet Dust Collector |
Surface Quality After
Blasting | Sa 2.5 GB8923-88(ISO8501) |
Roughness After Blasting (μm) | Ra20~75 |
Dust Emission Density (mg/m³) | 30 |
| Noise Level (dB) | ≤85 |
◆ Case Showcase
◆ Advantages
● High-efficiency cleaning: shot blasting machines can quickly remove rust, scale, and other impurities from steel plate surfaces, significantly improving cleaning efficiency and making them suitable for mass production.
● Uniform treatment: the shot blasting process is uniform, ensuring thorough cleaning of the steel plate surface and achieving consistent quality standards.
● Enhanced adhesion: after shot blasting, the steel plate surface develops a suitable roughness, enhancing the adhesion of subsequent coatings, paints, or anti-corrosion materials.
● Environmentally friendly and energy-saving: the equipment adopts a high-efficiency dust fume control system, reducing dust emission produced by blasting to maxium and avoiding the use of harmful chemicals to clean metal surface, meeting environmental standards.
● Automated control: The automated system adopts PLC automatic control , reduces manual intervention, improves production efficiency, and ensures consistent cleaning results.
◆ Industry
◆ FAQ
Q: How do I know if your shot blasting machine is suitable for my products?
A: To ensure we recommend the most effective solution, please provide the following details about your application. The more information you share, the more accurate our proposal will be.
Q: What kind of products do you need to do blasting?
A: Steel Plate, steel structures, pipes, automotive parts, forged gears, structural steel, precision castings, sand casting etc
Q: Primary Purpose: What is the main goal of shot blasting?
A: Surface Cleaning: Remove rust, mill scale, oxide layers, old paint, or welding slag
Surface Preparation: coating, plating, or painting adhesion.
Deburring/Deflashing: Remove burrs from machined or stamped parts, aluminium parts .
Descaling: Remove heat-treated scale or casting sand, investment casting shell.
Peening: Improve fatigue strength (stress relief).
Aesthetic Finishing: Create a uniform matte or textured surface.
Q: What is your products Specifications
A: Maximum Workpiece: Length x Width x Height and Weight
Minimum Workpiece: Length x Width x Height and Weight
Typical Batch Size/Throughput: How many parts do you process per hour or per shift?
