The circular trough vibrators are used for deburring, polishing and refining surfaces. A series and batch processing of different parts is easy to implement thanks to the integrated separating equipment.
| Model | Motor [kW] | Energy | Tub diameter (F=∅) [mm] |
|---|---|---|---|
| RV 15-SL | 0,17 |
230 V, 50 Hz |
345 |
| RV 40-SL | 0,37 | 230 V, 50 Hz | 525 |
| RV 120-SL | 1,1 |
400 V, 50 | 780 |
| RV 220-SL | 1,7 | 400 V, 50 | 1020 |
| RV 420-SL | 2,2 | 400 V, 50 Hz | 1235 |
| RV 720-SL | 4 | 400 V, 50 Hz | 1460 |
| RV 1000-SL | 11 |
400 V, 50 Hz | 1650 |
The round tub vibratory finishing machines are ideal for small and large series for different workpieces.
A noise protection cover reduces the noise and makes it possible to work in a workshop. The right and left-hand circulation as well as speed regulation from 1,200 to 1,500 rpm provide for various processing possibilities. The abrasive material and workpieces are rotated through the generated vibration. The desired processing process is created through the contact of grinding bodies on workpieces. The programmable timer rounds off the autonomous work process.
We recommend a paper filter or a fully-automatic water treatment plant for simple and comfortable water treatment. The process water is pumped in the tub and cleaned through a filter fleece or centrifugal force upon return.
The integrated separating equipment simplifies the separation of grinding bodies and workpieces. Sorting sieves are available in many sizes. The grinding bodies fall through the perforated screen into the tub, while the workpieces are transported out of the machine.
If your workpieces are smaller than the grinding bodies, we can offer you inverse separation via the Double Layer System. Both separating versions can be realized in a smooth vibratory finishing machine on request.
The finishing process:
Barrel finishing does not just mean a procedure for surface processing workpieces, but rather offers a wide range of possibilities for changing and refining surfaces. Optimal processing results are achieved through the right combination of machine as well as chips and compounds. Whether rough grinding or to achieve polished surfaces, Assfalg always offers the optimal process media.The deburring process and surface treatment can be set according to the customer’s request depending on the shape, quality and dimensions of the ground bodies. The form of the chip must be coordinated to fit the workpiece geometry. All contours should be achieved and processed and deadlocks must be simultaneously avoided. The grinding behaviour is influenced by the shape of the chip as well - round shapes are less aggressive than pointy shapes.
The grinding performance and surface appearance are determined by the quality of the chip. The heavier or larger the chip, the rougher the surface structure and more intense the grinding performance.
The main task of the compound is to keep surfaces from workpieces and chips clean during the handling process. The selection of the compound is carried out depending on the place of use, the material to be processed and desired processing target and the properties of the compound.
Vibratory grinding (also known as trowalising) is an industrial process for surface treatment of workpieces. In this process, workpieces are moved together with abrasive media (so-called chips) and often also a special compound in a container. The relative movement between the workpieces and the abrasive media removes material and smoothes the surfaces.
Vibratory grinding is a cost-effective, versatile method for improving the surface quality and functionality of components.
Vibratory finishing is suitable for numerous materials such as steel, stainless steel, aluminium, copper, brass, plastic and even ceramics.
Choosing the right vibratory finishing machine depends on various factors:
Choosing the right process media depends on various factors:
Yes, a water treatment system makes sense when using compounds. It extends the service life of the abrasive media, reduces operating costs and fulfils environmental requirements.
In industry, deburring includes methods for removing edges, splinters and fraying on workpieces, which are known as burrs. Burrs occur during various production techniques such as stamping, milling or turning and appear as unwanted changes in shape on the component, often in the form of sharp edges.
Deburring is necessary to ensure the functionality and quality of workpieces. Burrs can make further processing more difficult and lead to parts that no longer fit together or reduce the efficiency of the end product. In addition, burrs on the edges can cause considerable risk of injury during machining and handling.
There are various methods such as manual deburring, mechanical deburring, thermal deburring, electrochemical deburring and grinding. The choice of method depends on the requirements and the nature of the workpiece.
The selection of the right deburring machine depends on the type of material, workpiece size, burr hardness and the desired surface quality. Our experts will be happy to help you select the most suitable machine.
Assfalg offers a wide range of machines and tools for different applications:
This variety enables Assfalg to fulfil almost every requirement in deburring and surface finishing.
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