2015-07-22
Arụpụtara site elu àgwà waya, onye ọ bụla urughuru na-ebipụ ka a ogologo banyere hà ya n'obosara. Ọ bụrụ na chọrọ, ndị ahụ na-oyi (mechie) wepụ nkọ nkuku emepụta n'oge ọnwụ usoro. Jighi Quality Control usoro na-chọrọ na-enwe ike Nlụpụta ịkpụ waya shot nzute niile nkịtị ụlọ ọrụ nkọwa dị ka nke ọma dị ka ọtụtụ ndị ahịa nkọwa.
Ka-bee ahụ bụ irè abrasive n'ihi na nkọ n'ọnụ kere ọnwụ usoro. Otú ọ dị, dị ka-ebipụ shot bụghị a na-achọsi ike shot peening media. The nkọ n'ọnụ, nke na-nwere etisa ike ọgwụgwụ ndụ, ga-ewepụ ke a usoro a na-akpọ "oyi".
Oyi Cut Waya (CCW) shot a na-ejikarị arụpụtara abụọ degrees nke oyi - Nkịtị Conditioning nke osobo udi chọrọ nke SAEJ441 nkọwapụta, na ihe ahazi Special Conditioning nke na-ezukọ na chọrọ nke Aerospace nkọwa ndị dị otú ahụ dị ka AMS 2431.
Nkịtị Conditioning
SAE J441
Special Conditioning
AMS 2431
Depending on application, various hardness ranges are available with cut wire media. Generally, the higher the hardness of the media, the lower the durability. However for shot peening applications, the shot used should be at least as hard as Almen strips or the part being peened, whichever is harder.Common Hardness Ranges in Carbon Steel Cut Wire Shot are: Blasting Applications – HRC 45-50; Shot Peening high strength parts such as carburized gears and springs HRC 55-60; and Shot Peening softer parts – HRC 50-55.
Versatility – One of the most important aspects of cut wire shot is its versatility. Cut Wire Shot can be made from many materials: Stainless Steels (Type 302, Type 304, Type 430 and others), 1070 Carbon steel of various hardness levels, Aluminum, Zinc and Nickel alloys. Size of media is not limited to the standards. Conditioning is offered in Standard degrees: As-cut, Normal and Special. Other degrees of Conditioning are, and can be supplied as well. Hardness ranges other than those discussed above can also be supplied.
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Post oge: Jul-22-2015