• Shot blasting machine
  • Shot blasting machine
  • Shot blasting machine
  • Shot blasting machine
Shot blasting machine
Shot blasting machine
Shot blasting machine
Shot blasting machine
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Shot blasting machine

The residual‑anode shot blasting machine is primarily used to remove the loose, high‑sodium carbon layer from the surface of steel‑claw residual anodes. The equipment can be operated manually or connected to the on‑site PLC for automated production.
  • Commodity name: Shot blasting machine
  • Product Description
  • Product Introduction

    Depending on the material being cleaned, shot blasting machines are categorized into Butts Shot Blasting Machines and Steel Claw Shot Blasting Machines. The primary principle is to use a high-speed rotating impeller to propel steel shots at high velocity onto the material’s surface, enabling thorough, all‑encompassing shot blasting and blowing that leaves no dead angles. This effectively cleans the material’s surface, the gaps between steel claws, and the bottom.

    Main uses

    The Butts Shot Blasting Machine is primarily used to remove a portion of the oxide scale from steel claws and beams, ensuring that when the guide rod assembly enters the next pressing-and-stripping process, the surface of the residual electrode does not retain soft residues, thereby facilitating the recycling and reuse of the residual electrode.
    The steel claw shot-blasting cleaning machine is used to clean steel claws after they have undergone pressure‑dephosphorization, preparing them for graphite coating.

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