How to solve the problem of shot blasting accuracy in the mesh belt through shot blasting machine?

The mesh belt through type shot blasting machine is a new type of specialized equipment designed and manufactured according to the needs of users. It is a shot blasting equipment for cleaning discs, discs, castings, machine bodies, and structures. Strong shot blasting can be applied to the surface of steel and castings in their original state to remove rust layers, welding slag, and oxide scales, giving them a uniform and consistent metallic luster, thereby improving the coating quality and anti-corrosion effect of steel. Belt type shot blasting machines are mainly used in the automotive, aerospace, railway, and mechanical manufacturing industries. The mesh belt blasting machine developed by the manufacturer of the mesh belt blasting machine allows parts to automatically and continuously rotate through, and can accept multiple directions of shot blasting cleaning to avoid mutual collision between parts and damage to the surface of the parts.

The mesh belt through shot blasting machine also uses high-speed bullets to accurately shoot onto the surface of the workpiece, removing all rust and dirt on the surface of the workpiece, enhancing the performance of the workpiece and improving the coating effect. For mesh belt shot blasting machines, shot accuracy is a crucial issue, as it relates to the quality and efficiency of cleaning. Therefore, during long-term use, it is also possible for the shot blasting machine to experience inaccurate shot, and it is necessary to learn how to adjust it. Firstly, it is possible that the position of the shot blasting belt has shifted. At this point, the conveying system should be immediately stopped, and the workpiece should be placed in the shot blasting belt area. At the same time, the shot blasting machine should be closed. A small amount of shot should be manually placed into the shot blasting machine, and the operation should begin. After a few minutes, the shot blasting machine should be stopped to check if the shot blasting position of the workpiece is suitable. If the shot blasting position is still inaccurate, it is necessary to understand whether the impeller is skewed, which may be due to severe blade wear or directional sleeve problems. Targeted solutions should be taken based on the root cause of the problem.

In fact, operators should develop good work habits and carefully check the working status of each process before going to and from work every day to ensure that each process is in good condition and can start normally, ensuring the quality and efficiency of a large batch of cleaning.