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What is the Function of a Road Shot Blasting Machine?

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DiHarrison

07/30/25 2:43am

Road shot blasting machines are primarily used for steel surface cleaning and airport runway renovation projects. Here is some relevant information: 1. Anti-slip treatment for bluestone pavements: The roughness of road surfaces significantly impacts traffic safety, with accidents caused by slippery roads increasing annually. 2. Oil stain removal from road surfaces: Due to climatic conditions, asphalt roads on highways often develop oil stains that affect normal vehicle operation. Road shot blasting machines can directly remove these surface oil stains, improving skid resistance compromised by oil seepage. 3. Road marking removal: Eliminating old road markings is another challenging issue. Road shot blasting machines can easily remove these markings, particularly suitable for cold paint line removal and surface cleaning of municipal pedestrian streets.

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