Shot and tumble blasting

We blast off sand, scale, and residue and prepare parts for their next operation. We review geometry, handling, and the surface you need before quoting.

Shot-blasted metal parts stacked together.
What this covers

How the work runs

Shot and tumble blasting strip scale, sand, and residue off metal parts and leave a consistent surface, usually before coating, plating, or inspection.

What WGS does

Casting cleaning

Removing sand, scale, and residue from castings to the agreed surface condition.

Surface preparation before coating

Surfaces prepared for the next operation. Send the coating-prep spec if there is one.

Batch and part handling

Tumble blasting tumbles parts through the blast stream. Tell us about delicate features or handling limits so we can choose the right process.

Blasting in line with the rest of the work

Ask about combining finishing, inspection, or packaging with blasting in one job.

What you get back

Deliverables

  • Parts cleaned to an agreed visual standard or boundary sample
  • Parts packaged for coating, assembly, or return to your line
  • Counts and a record of what was processed

Information for a quote

  • Part size, weight, and material
  • What's on the surface now: sand, scale, rust, old coating
  • The finish or surface condition you need, and what happens to the part next
  • Batch size and how often it repeats
  • Whether the part can tumble or has to be handled individually

Send what you have. If there are confidential drawings, say so and we'll arrange how to share them.

Request a quote

Quality

Certification and scope

WGS holds an ISO 9001:2015 certificate (Amtivo (USA) Inc., number 265299) covering repackaging, remanufacturing, warehousing, cleaning of foundry castings and light assembly at our Flint, Michigan and Tell City, Indiana locations.

If your order requires certification, confirm the operation and site are covered.

Where

Where this runs

A WGS facility or your plant, settled during scoping. Tell us about any transport, tooling, or site-access requirements.

Tell us about the work

Send the operation, quantity, location, and timing, and say if you have drawings or samples.