Shot Peening
Shot peening involves striking a surface with spherical blast media—metallic, glass or ceramic beads— with enough force to create deformation. The end result is a stronger surface and reduced crack initiation on the surface of a part. Shot peening is performed on work-pieces ranging from automotive springs to aerospace components and orthopedic implants.
Whether it is metallic, ceramic or glass shot peening you need for your process, we can help. At SurfacePrep, our expert consultants understand the numerous specifications regarding shot peening, including how to determine the ideal equipment, monitor blast media coverage, and measure the results and consistency using Almen strips. The shot peening process is almost always automated in order to yield consistency from cycle to cycle.
What to know more about Shot Peening? Check out this post in our Industry Blog.
Contact us to talk to a SurfacePrep technical expert today about how to fine tune your shot peening process.