Consistent quality & supply
Certified abrasives,
every batch.
Off-spec abrasive and unreliable delivery ripple straight into your output — as rejects, faster wear and unplanned stoppages. We engineer that risk out, batch by batch.
When abrasive quality and supply aren't reliable
The real cost isn't the abrasive — it's the rework and downtime around it, often larger than the abrasive spend itself.
- Grade variation → uneven finish, higher reject rates
- Impurities & fines → faster wear of impellers, liners and spares
- Stockouts → unplanned stoppages and expedited freight
How MPME prevents it
- 01Certified manufacturing — ISO 9001:2015 and ZED-certified processes
- 02Every batch tested — a 5-step internal QA before dispatch
- 03Independent verification — twice-monthly checks at NABL-accredited labs
- 04Capacity to buffer — 2,000 MT/month keeps safety stock available
- 05Joint planning — min/max levels agreed with your stores team
Every batch tested
Five internal checks on every batch, plus independent lab testing twice a month — so what reaches your floor is what you specified.
- Metal-bath testing in wet lab
- Optical Emission Spectrometer analysis
- Visual defect analysis
- Sieve-ratio analysis
- Hardness & microstructure analysis
Independent verification
- Third-party testing twice monthly at NABL-accredited labs
- ISO 9001:2015 quality management
- ZED (Zero Defect Zero Effect) certified
- Conformance to ISO 11124-3, SAE J827/J444 and IS 4606
Made to specification
Steel Shots
- Density > 7.3 g/cc
- Hardness 40–51 HRC
- Uniform / tempered martensite
Steel Grit
- Density > 7.4 g/cc
- GP 40–51 · GB 47–56 HRC
- GL 54–61 · GH > 60 HRC
Cut Wire
- 4 grades (as-cut to spherical)
- Ideal for shot peening
- Workpiece HRC 40–50
Conformance to
- ISO 11124-3
- SAE J827/J444
- IS 4606:1983
Size distribution
Capacity & planning
Steel scrap to finished abrasive under one roof — with the volume to hold buffer stock and a plan built around your consumption.
- 2,000MT / month
- 105,000sq. ft. facility
See how certified materials cut consumption at real foundries, bright-bar units and wagon builders.
View the proof →