The shot blasting cleaning machinery can be used in various industries and fields.

Hardware and Electroplating: Due to the high surface quality requirements of hardware and electroplating factories, cleanliness, flatness, and smoothness are the basic demands for workpieces in these industries. Hardware products are relatively small, with applicable equipment including drum-type shot blasting machines and track-type shot blasting machines. Special-shaped products also have other specific models. Electroplating factories generally use track-type shot blasting machines.

Bearings Industry: Bearings are cast from molds, featuring smooth and clean surfaces. However, sometimes impurities or burrs may be present, necessitating surface treatment. This is where shot blasting machinery comes into play.

Valve Manufacturing: Due to the casting method used in valve manufacturing, all casted workpieces require shot blasting reinforcement to remove surface impurities and oxidation layers. This shot blasting process helps to extend the lifespan of the valves. Shot blasting machines available: turntable-type shot blasting cleaner, crane-type shot blasting cleaner.

Automotive Manufacturing: The process of automotive manufacturing is highly complex, with many components requiring shot peening. Shot peening the steel plates and parts of the car enhances the strength of the vehicle's shell, prevents surface oxidation, and ensures a clean appearance of the steel structural components, which is crucial for better vehicle painting.

Motorcycle Manufacturing: Due to the small size of motorcycle parts, a drum-type shot blasting machine is commonly used for mass processing, offering quick speed and excellent results. For sandblasting motorcycle bodies, a hoist-type shot blasting machine is predominantly employed.

The shipbuilding industry: Rust on steel plates used in shipbuilding can affect the quality of the completed vessel. Therefore, ensuring the cleanliness of the steel is crucial for maintaining high shipbuilding quality.

Steel Casting Industry: Steel mills melt steel, and at the initial stage, the surface is often covered with impurities and burrs, which can affect the quality and appearance of the steel. The casting process utilizes shot blasting machines to address these issues effortlessly.