150L 200L 300L Vibratory Burnishing Machine

The 150L, 200L and 300L vibratory burnishing machine range is for buyers comparing industrial batch-finishing equipment. Start with the result you need: brighter surfaces, controlled edge finishing or removal of an existing burr. These goals require different media and process settings, even when the machine family is the same.

Burnishing and deburring need different media

Burnishing uses polishing media, including suitable steel media, to refine the appearance of a compatible surface. Abrasive ceramic or plastic media are used when controlled cutting or edge rounding is required. A bright finish does not prove that a burr has been removed. Tell us whether your parts need deburring before burnishing, and identify surfaces that must retain their dimensions.

Choosing between 150L, 200L and 300L

The listed litre classes describe the catalog equipment range; they are not a promise of usable part capacity or hourly output. The bowl must hold both the workpieces and the required media while allowing the mixture to move. Compare these details before choosing a size:

• Largest part dimensions, part weight and quantity in one batch.
• Clearance around long parts, recesses and surfaces that can touch each other.
• Media shape and size, especially around holes, slots and threads.
• Loading access and the method of separating finished parts from media.

If the same part comes in several sizes, send the smallest and largest versions. Confirm the exact bowl geometry, controls, motor and separation arrangement for the configuration you are considering.

Check the finishing route with your parts

Stamped and machined metal parts may have sharp edges, tooling marks or an uneven appearance. Describe the incoming condition and show close-up photographs of the difficult areas. For thin sections, cosmetic faces, sealing surfaces or threads, identify the features that must be protected. Use representative samples to check movement, part contact, media lodging, finish appearance and any dimensional change before setting a production cycle.

The route should also cover rinsing, drying and inspection after wet processing. Any proposed cycle time or production quantity needs to be tied to the actual part, media and acceptance result.

Related equipment and media

Compare the vibratory finishing machine range and the 600L / 1200L metal polishing equipment if your batch or handling requirements are different.