Types of ceramic grits
- CERAMIC SPHERES
- CERAMIC GRANULES
CERAMIC MICROBEADS
The ceramic grits are 60-70% Zirconium oxide . The main advantage of these grits is their hardness and high resistance to shatter. The material is used to finish the objects in stainless steel, titanium and aluminium, to deburr and to diminish roughness after coating. Besides the ceramic grits for shot blasting there exist special quality ceramic grits for shot peening also used to decontaminate the surfaces, which have been shot peened with steel grits beforehand. For any further information please do not hesitate to contact us.
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Technical specsForm: spheric Type of material: zirconium oxide Specific absolute weight: 3850 g/dm³ Specific apparent weight: 2300 g/dm³ Hardness: 700 HV Abrasive effect: low Available size for shot blasting: (0 – 0.063 mm), (0.063 – 0.125 mm), (0.125 – 0.250 mm), (0.250 – 0.425 mm), (0.425 – 0.600 mm), (0.600 – 0.850 mm) Available size for shot peening: (0.150 – 0.210 mm), (0.210 – 0.300 mm), (0.300 – 0.425 mm), (0.425 – 0.600 mm), (0.600 – 0.850 mm), (0.850 – 1.180 mm) |
CERAMIC GRANULES
This type of grits has angular form and is used in finishes, deburring, paint stripping, coating surface activation, preparation for recoating etc. Besides the fact that the grits contain no iron and posses high hardness quality, their advantage is in the possibilty to work with stainless steel surfaces without contaminaring them. For any further information please do not hesitate to contact us.
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Technical specsForm: angular Type of material: zirconium oxide Specific absolute weight: 3800 g/dm³ Specific apparent weight: 1750 g/dm³ Hardness: 700 HV Abrasive effect: medium high Available size for shot blasting: (0 – 0.063 mm), (0.063 – 0.125 mm), (0.125 – 0.250 mm), (0.250 – 0.425 mm), (0.425 – 0.600 mm), (0.600 – 0.850 mm) |