Centrifugal tumbling is a cost-effective way to debur, texturize, polish, and/or prep small to medium size parts for either further finishing or turnkey use.
Tumbled parts are used in a wide range of industrial applications, including: medical instruments, jet engines and aerospace components, washers, coins, jewelry, as preparation for powder coating, and more.
Currently, we can safely and effectively tumble parts up to about 8” L x 4” W x 4” D, but this process is more commonly used to deburr and polish many smaller (even intricate) parts at the same time, with little-to-no part impingement … making Tumbling an attractive finish option for mass production.
This process involves the use of abrasive media, liquid solution, and rotational speed up to 225 RPM to remove excess material (slag) from laser cutting, soften edges, and give the metal surface a uniform look.
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