Industrial Metal Finishing’s primary specialty is shot peening.
Our engineers are available to assist you with troubleshooting performance
issues, interpreting industry specifications, or writing your own proprietary peening
specification. Industrial Metal Finishing processes jobs to the Shot Peening specifications
listed below, as well as others. Please
contact us for assistance with your specific requirements.
Shot peening is a mechanical process used to cold work metal by impacting the surface
with spherical particles which induces a work hardened surface and a thin compressive
stress layer which can increase tensile strength.
- Increases the material fatigue life
- Prevents formation of fatigue cracks from opening on the material surface
- Enhances resistance to corrosion and wear of material placed under repeated stress
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SAE AMS 2430
Shot Peening, Automatic
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SAE AMS-S-13165
Shot Peening of Metal Parts
(MIL-S-13165B replaced by AMS-S-13165)
(MIL-S-13165C replaced by AMS-S-13165)
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SAE J2441
Shot Peening
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MIL PRF-9954
Glass Beads: for Cleaning and Peening
(MIL-G-9954A replaced by MIL PRF-9954B)
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MIL-P-81985
Peening of Metals
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Boeing BAC 5730
Shot Peening
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Lycoming 545
Shot Peening Connecting Rod Bolts
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Northrop MA-57
Shot Peening of Steel and Titanium Alloys
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Shot, HP9-4-30 Steel
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Glass Bead Peening