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Shot peening

Controlled shot to improve fatigue life. Tumblast, hanger, table or automatic for the part.

Peening is a controlled intensity job — not the same as rust or scale cleaning.

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Shot peening

Typical parts

What buyers usually send for this job.

  • Springs, gears and fatigue parts
  • Automotive components before assembly
  • Rail parts that need a controlled peen

Machines for this job

Send size, material and finish — we will confirm the fit from the current range.

How we match the machine

Four things that decide tumblast, hanger, table, conveyor or a room.

  1. Part type

    Tumblast or table for small parts. Hanger or automatic when the part must be held and the coverage is specified.

  2. Control

    Peening is not a clean-only job. Intensity and coverage have to match your drawing if you have one.

  3. Finish

    A controlled peen for fatigue life — not the same as rust removal.

  4. What we need

    Part, alloy, whether you have an Almen or coverage spec, and batch size.

Related spare parts

Wear parts already listed against the machine families on this job. Send the model so we can confirm fit.

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Which industries use this job

Only the plants we already supply for shot peening.

Automotive Plants and component shops that need a repeatable finish before coating or assembly. Construction Fabricators and contractors preparing structural steel before primer. Railway Rail and rolling-stock shops that blast before protective paint.

Questions buyers ask

Machine, finish and what we need to quote shot peening.

01 Which machine for shot peening?
Tumblast or table for loose small parts. Hanger or an automatic line when the part must be fixtured and coverage is on the drawing.
02 Is peening the same as cleaning?
No. Peening is a controlled intensity and coverage job. Cleaning can share a similar machine family, but the setup is different.
03 What finish should we specify?
Send the peening spec if you have one (intensity, coverage, media). If you do not, tell us the part and the fatigue requirement.
04 What do you need for a quote?
Part size, alloy, batch size, and any Almen or coverage note from the drawing.

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