Grey iron, ductile iron, Ni-Hard cast iron, manganese steel and other cast components are shot blasted to remove flash and burrs, residual moulding sand, oxide layers and other foundry residues. This produces cleaner, more uniform and higher-quality surfaces.
Post-Casting Surface Preparation
Shot blasting improves the surface condition of cast components and prepares them for subsequent machining, assembly, coating or painting operations. A clean and consistent surface supports higher quality and greater process reliability throughout the following production stages.
Consistent, High-Quality Cast Components
Correctly controlled shot blasting produces a clean, consistent surface and can make certain surface defects easier to identify. By improving the adhesion of subsequently applied paints and coatings, it supports corrosion protection and long-term product performance.
Shot Blasting Machines for the Foundry Industry
Shot blasting machines developed for foundry applications provide high throughput, consistent surface quality and efficient operation in series production. Systems configured for different casting sizes, materials and geometries deliver reliable and efficient surface preparation.
Precision Surface Finishing
Corrosion Protection
Surface Preparation Quality
Long-Lasting Coating Systems
International Standards Compliance
Benefits of Shot Blasting
* Precisely removes oxide layers, burrs and manufacturing residues.
* Produces a uniform surface profile on sensitive components, improving subsequent finishing quality.
* Prepares surfaces for painting, anodising and other finishing processes.
* Supports high corrosion resistance and long service life when combined with specified protective coatings.
* Helps meet stringent aerospace and defence quality requirements.