A SURFACE FINISH EQUAL IN QUALITY TO THAT OF MANUAL POLISHING
Puts a shine even on inaccessible areas of intricate workpieces and completely removes oxidation discoloration and any residual investment material.
FLEXIBLE IN USE
This machine type is the first to use three separate or up to three different finishing processes in a single machine.
Grinding, deburring, smoothing, and polishing surfaces has always been regarded as painstaking and cost-intensive. At a very early stage, attempts were made to streamline the finishing process by means of technical aids. The drum process ranks among the most well-known techniques for surface finishing. It originated in the 18th century. In those days the items being polished were machined in a hollowed tree trunk by a filling of gravel and tidal flow.
Nowadays the drum process and vibrators are being increasingly superseded by systems such as the centrifugal disc finishing machine or the drag finishing machine, both of which have benefited from recent technological advances. They have proved to be extremely efficient, especially in the case of relatively small workpieces.