Basic Information
- Model: 3D Vibratory Finishing Machine (VB-B Series)
- Type: Standard open-rim bowl-style vibratory finishing machine (base model of the VB-B series)
- Key Features: Classic 3D spiral tumbling action; open-rim design (no discharge chute); polyurethane (PU) lining; equipped with a drainage valve; simple, durable construction; high cost-performance ratio. Ideal for wet-process deburring and polishing of small-to-medium batches of metal parts.
Product Advantages
- 3D Spiral Vibration: Ensures uniform finishing as parts tumble both vertically and rotationally; minimizes impact and damage to workpieces.
- Thickened PU Lining: Highly wear-resistant and impact-resistant; reduces the risk of scratches on workpieces and offers a long service life.
- Open-Rim Base Model: Simple design with a low failure rate; easy to maintain and highly cost-effective.
- Includes a drainage valve: Supports wet-process finishing and facilitates the easy replacement of finishing fluids.
- Vibration-dampening base pads: Ensure stable operation and low noise levels.
Suitable Workpieces & Applications
Compatible Workpieces: Stamped parts, die-cast parts, fasteners, aluminum alloy, zinc alloy, stainless steel, copper components, and small CNC-machined parts.
Applications: Deburring, chamfering, scale removal, surface brightening, and polishing.
FAQ
1. What is the difference between the VB-B model and versions with an automatic discharge chute?
This is the base open-rim model; it lacks an integrated discharge chute, meaning parts must be removed manually after the finishing process. Models with a discharge chute allow for automatic separation and unloading of parts.
2. Can it be used for wet-process finishing with water and finishing compounds?
Yes, it supports wet-process finishing and is equipped with a drainage outlet for easy removal of wastewater.
3. What material is the lining made of?
It features a polyurethane (PU) lining, which is wear-resistant and provides a cushioning effect to protect the workpieces.
4. Is the speed adjustable?
A variable-frequency drive (VFD) can be added as an optional feature to enable speed control and timer functions.
5. What kind of production environment is this suitable for?
It is ideal for small-batch, high-variety production runs—perfect for facilities with limited budgets that do not require continuous, automated part discharge.
