STEEL SHOTS

 Another application of steel shot is in shot peening, in which it repeatedly strikes a workpiece

surface. The impact of the shot deforms the workpiece surface, increasing the surface's

durability. The Dawson-Macdonald Co., Inc. surface preparation solutions, uses steel abrasives

in a wide range of manufacturing processes. From surface preparation to stone cutting to shot

peening, steel abrasives play a critical role in many industries.


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Steel shot is an abrasive made from small pellet-type projectiles, usually carbon steel, that is

used widely in polishing and sheet peening applications. It provides a smoother surface than

other abrasive media and is highly recyclable, thus reducing blasting machine maintenance

costs. It also produces very little dust during the blasting process, resulting in a cleaner worksite.

Regardless of its use, steel shot is an excellent choice for various industrial applications.

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