Abrasive-throwing turbine inside a wheel blasting machine
A centrifugal blast wheel is the abrasive-projecting assembly inside a shot blasting machine. Abrasive enters the distributor, passes through the control-cage opening and accelerates along the rotating blades before leaving toward the workpiece. The replacement assembly must match the drive arrangement and the machine’s required blast pattern.
Complete centrifugal abrasive-throwing wheel assemblies with distributor, control cage, throwing blades and protective housing/liners, including direct-motor and belt-driven configurations. The Wheel shot blasting machines page covers the complete cleaning machine and abrasive-flow sizing. Wheel drive shafts and bearings are on 4693, hull plate preservation lines on 446, recycling plants on 3174 and roller transport tables on 3175. Grinding wheels and their balancing machines are outside this abrasive-projection assembly.
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Qinggong describes abrasive entering a distributor that rotates with the shaft, leaving through the control cage and then being accelerated by the blades. Its illustrated wheel description lists eight blades. That count belongs to the described assembly, rather than defining every centrifugal blast wheel. [1]
The same source identifies the cage position and outlet size as influences on the blast pattern and loading of the protective plates. A replacement cage or blade set therefore needs the wheel drawing and rotation direction, rather than a match based only on outer diameter. [1]
MIZHI’s blast-wheel category separately lists blades, shot wheels, top and side plates, vane wheels, directional cages and complete wheels. Specify whether the order is for the complete assembly or an identified wear-part set. [4]
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ATHI separates direct-motor, curved-blade and belt-type wheels. Its direct-link description has the motor connected directly to the blaster without a separate bearing seat. The table below reproduces both rows carrying the same Q034ZZ designation on that page; confirm the intended variant with the maker before selecting parts. [2]
| Published designation | Impeller diameter | Impeller speed | Maximum abrasive throughput | Motor power |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Q034ZZ — first listed row | 380 mm [2] | 2940 r/min [2] | 120 kg/min [2] | 7.5 kW [2] |
| Q034ZZ — second listed row | 400 mm [2] | 2450 r/min [2] | 180 kg/min [2] | 11 kW [2] |
These are published configuration rows, not interchangeable limits or workpiece production rates. Do not combine the larger throughput from one row with the smaller motor from the other. [2]
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Wheel (Changzhou) lists separate WWF, WWS and WWA turbine families and describes modular wear-part replacement. Its product category separates wheel assemblies from accessories. Request the applicable parts drawing and family designation with the replacement offer. [3]
For a retrofit, record the existing mounting face, motor/shaft arrangement, rotation, feed entry and cage orientation. Include the impeller, blades and liner identities on the parts list so the supplier can confirm the proposed assembly and spares together. [1] [2] [3]
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Existing assembly: [maker; model; drawing revision; photographs] Drive: [direct motor or belt; shaft and mounting interfaces; rotation] Abrasive: [type and size; required feed; condition] Configuration: [matched diameter; speed; motor power; throughput row] Pattern: [workpiece location; target zone; control-cage orientation] Supply: [complete turbine or named wear parts; liners; spare-parts drawing]
3 companies list this product among what they make. Company figures are quoted from each company's own website; every card states where the relationship came from.
Describes blast-wheel assemblies, their distributors, control cages, blades and protective plates.
Product scope checked 2026-10-18
Lists complete blast wheels alongside blades, directional cages, vane wheels and protective plates.
Product scope checked 2026-10-18
Lists WWF, WWS and WWA shot blasting turbine families and blast-wheel accessories.
Product scope checked 2026-10-18
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Qinggong identifies its position and exit opening as factors affecting abrasive distribution and protective-plate wear. Match the cage and blade arrangement to the wheel design. [1]
The reviewed ATHI page uses that designation for both configurations. The rows have different diameter, speed, throughput and motor power; the maker must identify the intended variant. [2]
Sources checked 2026-10-18. Qinggong describes the abrasive path, ATHI publishes the paired configuration rows, and Wheel and MIZHI identify wheel families and wear parts. Product-page claims remain attributed to their makers.
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