Plastic Tumbling Media

The term media is commonly used to describe any material that is used to impart an altered appearance or finish to another material or part.

Plastic tumbling media.

The standard plastic media from invoatec machinery comes with a 50 percent concentration of abrasives and 50 percent of the resin. View formula description grid synthetic media. Review the descriptions below. 60 lbs per cu.

Plastic pellets rock tumbling media 3 lbs for rock tumbler stone tumbler rock polisher filler beads rock tumbler supplies in heavy duty resealable bag 4 6 out of 5 stars 88 24 97 24. Plastic pellets are to be used only in rotary tumblers they produce too much bounce in a vibratory. Vibra finish company 2220 n. Pkg for general metal removal prepaint or preplate surface finishing and polishing fast and heavy cutting.

Plastic tumbling media is ideal for soft metals such as brass and aluminum or for stringy materials to avoid rolling the burr into a hole. If you are tumbling a load of large rocks they will have very few points of contact. Inovatec engineers have developed multiple grades of plastic media. The plastic tumbling media is a fused mixture of abrasive along with the polyester resin.

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Refer to the size charts for availability. Plastic tumbling media selection guide. Plastic tumbling media will produce a very smooth finish but very little shine. Ceramic pellets are mainly used in vibratory tumbling but many people use them in rotary tumblers instead of plastic media.

Use with liquid compounds in tumbling and vibrating machines. Use it for a super pre plate finish and low rms results. First of all what is tumbling media. Good for light material removal this media leaves an extra smooth matte finish.

Request a quote from ca. Finest finish light cutting media composed of ultra fine buffing abrasives. Plastic tumbling media is used for soft metals brass and aluminum or stringy materials to produce a better surface finish and to avoid rolling the burr over into a hole.