Vibratory Finishing

Not every company that needs vibratory finishing needs a vibratory finishing machine. Subcontracting means you send the parts and someone else processes them on their equipment. You get finished parts back, with no capital tied up. How it works 1. A trial on your part. No serious supplier quotes before seeing the part. A few […]

Quality vibratory finishing depends not only on the equipment, but also on the right consumables. For context see what is vibratory finishing. What consumables are needed? ceramic media — for intense grinding and deburring; plastic media — for fine finishes and sensitive parts; porcelain media — for polishing and smoothing; urea — for specific processes;

Choosing the right equipment is essential for efficient vibratory finishing. First see what vibratory finishing is, then discover the available installation types. Round (circular) installations The most common, suitable for a wide range of parts — types CF, CB, CD and CM. Longitudinal installations For long parts or production flows — types MV, TFM and

Vibratory finishing is one of the most efficient mass-finishing processes: it removes burrs, rounds edges and uniforms surfaces, all at a low cost per part. What is vibratory finishing? Vibratory finishing is a mechanical-chemical surface treatment in which an abrasive media moves relative to the workpiece under a vibratory motion. Parts and abrasive media rub