Generally speaking, alloy steel shot is widely used in the foundry industry. When it is used with suitable equipment, it will be more durable and ideal abrasives. Then there will be some other similar products in the industry. Good things need to be compared to know how good they are. Today we will compare it with cast steel shot, What's the difference?

　　Alloy steel shot is shot cut by steel wire. It can be divided into stainless alloy shot and common high carbon alloy shot and low carbon alloy shot according to different steel wires. Generally speaking, its service life is 3000-3500 times, that is to say, it can be recycled so many times. In fact, there is no scrap standard. In the process of recycling, it will slowly wear out and become dust. It is very useful for surface treatment of any workpiece. Because of its long service life, it is deeply loved by customers, and the market is very good, and the consumption is also very large, especially some shipyards, mold industry, casting industry, iron and steel plants and other enterprises. Generally speaking, its life is 15-30% longer than that of cast steel shot, because it has no porosity and looseness, and its structure uniformity is better. It is mostly used for precision parts, stainless steel parts and aluminum castings, because it will not pollute the castings after shot peening, and it is more wear-resistant. The high hardness is used to strengthen the blades, cylinders and connecting rods of aeroengines and diesel engines. Because of its bright appearance and non rusting features, it is widely used in the surface spray treatment of automobile springs, suspension springs, hardened gears, screws, chains, all kinds of stamping parts, standard parts and stainless steel and other hard workpieces. For processed workpieces, it has surface descaling, surface strengthening treatment, etc.

　　The cast steel shot is made of high-quality steel chips. Firstly, it is melted, and then the molten steel is shot with high-pressure water to form small balls. The formed shot is heated again to purify the homogeneity, and then it is quenched. After quenching, the shot is dried in the furnace and reheated for tempering to achieve appropriate hardness. The tempered steel shot is sorted into 11 grades according to SAE standard through mechanical screen for shot blasting equipment. Products with different particle size and hardness are used in different processes, such as surface strengthening. Applicable industries: aviation industry, automobile industry, sandblast / spray paint manufacturer, consumer goods manufacturing, container manufacturing / repair, casting, granite / stone cutting and shipbuilding and ship repair, middleman, oil and gas pipeline, factory maintenance and metal processing.

　　From the above introduction, it is not difficult to find that the difference between alloy steel shot and cast steel shot is that, first of all, in terms of casting technology, different casting methods and materials, the products presented will be quite different, as well as in terms of service life, quality and maintenance methods. Second, in terms of its application, compared with cast steel shot, its advantage is that it can be followed The ring can be used many times until it is consumed. Its application is wider than cast steel shot, and its service life is longer than it. It is not easy to rust and wear-resistant. However, it is believed that many users also find that it has certain similarity in application, but the effect and purpose between them may be different.