The Shot Peening Machine Price in India starts from ₹8,50,000 and can go up to ₹80,00,000 or more, depending on the machine type, size, automation level, component requirements, and other customer-specific requirements.
Explore our range of industrial Shot Peening Machines designed for controlled surface treatment, compressive residual stress generation, fatigue-life improvement and consistent peening coverage of critical components.
Specialized Shot Peening Machine designed for controlled and uniform peening of coil springs, helping improve fatigue performance and service life.
Indexing Hanger Type Shot Peening Machine designed for controlled and repeatable peening of complex, large and heavy industrial components.
Indexing Table Type Shot Peening Machine engineered for repeatable positioning, controlled coverage and consistent peening of precision industrial components.
Robotic Shot Peening Machine designed for precise, programmable and repeatable treatment of complex components and difficult-to-reach surfaces.
Shot peening machines are used to enhance fatigue strength and help prevent the formation of cracks; however, they are not used to repair existing cracks. While shot blasting and shot peening operate on the same principle, shot blasting is used for surface preparation, whereas shot peening is employed to increase strength. The price of a shot peening machine depends on its specifications and design.
Manufacturers produce shot peening machines using various methods, but the price depends on the machine's structure, specifications, and spare parts. These machines primarily utilize Magna Valves. The cost of a peening machine is influenced by components such as the Magna Valve, loading system, dust collector, and media separator.
Shot peening machines are categorized into two types based on their operating mechanism. The first is the air-operated machine, which uses air for the peening process and requires specific spare parts. The second type is the airless shot peening machine, which propels the abrasive material using a blast wheel.
Steel shot is widely used in shot peening machines. However, glass beads, steel grit, iron shot, stainless steel shot, and cast iron shot are also used for the shot peening process. The choice of media depends on factors such as type, cost, and the specific machine being used.
To enhance the fatigue resistance (fatigue life) of parts, they are placed in a peening chamber. Steel shots are propelled against the parts using a blast wheel or a nozzle. Subsequently, the steel shots are recycled. However, the process depends on the specific machine used for shot peening. Let us begin the discussion.