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Curved Wall Processing Bowl
The vibratory finishing process with curved wall design is widely used due to its excellent flow of parts and media. The unique design of this machine results in a shorter process cycle, saving time and cost in high-polishing applications.
One of the primary applications of the curved wall vibratory machine is in the ball burnishing process. When burnishing with stainless steel tumbling media, the vibrator motor is upgraded to support increased loading weight.
Standard vibratory machines tend to cause small or lightweight parts to float at the outer surface. However, with the increased tumbling performance of curved wall machines, these parts have excellent movement with the media mass, resulting in a smoother finishing process.
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