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Low Carbon Steel Shots Suppliers and Factory in China - Superior Quality for Enhanced Fatigue Life
Product Details
Low carbon steel shots, carbon content is less than 0.15%, bainite structure. Raw materials is very important to quality, so we use the best special steel materials to ensure the best quality. Basis on our strong R&D team, we have edged technology and production line, so we can supply our customers the best and stable quality of low carbon steel shots. Also our professional teams can manage all processing very well, in this way, we can offer reasonable rates to help our customers to save cost and enhance competitiveness.
Micro-structure is an important indicator to evaluate the quality of steel shots, show you some micro-structure pictures to see between Low carbon steel shots & High carbon steel shots:
Cracks free, no defect, high tenacity and better fatigue life.
| Name / Chemical composition | Grinding round ball |
| C | 0.06-0.2 |
| S | ≤0.02 |
| P | ≤0.02 |
| Hardness | HRC 40-50 |
| Metallographical structure | Bainite |
| Density | 7.6g/cm³ |
FAQ
Q1. What raw materials used during production of low carbon steel shot?
We use special metal materials which be quite different with these of high carbon steel shots.
Q2. What the main difference between Low carbon steel shot and High carbon steel shot?
Main difference are Micro-structure and Fatigue life etc, especially Fatigue life, it is quite better than High carbon steel shot.
Q3. Are specifications of low carbon steel shot same as high carbon steel shot?
Yes, completely same, both according with SAE standard.
Q4. How can I to get quotes of low carbon steel shot?
You may contact our sales department for exactly quotations.
Q5. What is the hardness and metallographical structure of your low carbon steel shot?
Our low carbon steel shot has a Bainite metallographical structure with a hardness rating of HRC 40-50.
Q6. What is the density and carbon content range?
The density is 7.6g/cm³ and the carbon content is strictly controlled between 0.06% and 0.2% (always less than 0.15% on average).





