Ceramics / Vibro Media

VIBRO MEDIA

The High Density Performed Ceramic Media enables various finishes to be imparted on metals, plastics and other ceramic materials, according to the selected.

It is used according to grade, shape and size, in a variety of barrel, vibrating and centrifugal finishing machines, to perform such operations as, grinding deburring, deflashing, honing, polishing, burnishing and super-finishing micro inch finishes.

In addition to standard sizes, Ceramics can be manufactured with length than section or section greater than length, in any grade of material. Also available with straight or angle cut form.

Supercut TC12 Grade

An alternative to Fast Cut Grade this media has excellent stock removal deburring qualities.

Fast Cut tc2 Grade

Suitable for fast deburring and stock removal on ferrous and non-ferrous components.

Standard Cut TC1 Grade

For normal abrasive finishing and surface improvements on ferrous and ferrous components, giving a good finish when used with an appropriate compound.

Superfine TCO Grade

For non-abrasive applications including burnishing, acid cleaning, descal polishing.

Ultrafine TCX Grade

For non-abrasive applications where an Aluminous Porcelain is the preferred steel media.  It is used extensively for pickling, burnishing and polishing operations when used in conjunction with a paste or burnishing compound.

Media Shapes

The media is available in the following shapes:

Triangles,  Cylinders,  Elipses,  Stars,   Rhombus,  Tristar,  Spheres,  Cones,  and Arrowhead.

Wood Media

These come in 12mm cubes for polishing of plastic and resin ports or de-dusting of ceramic ware in pottery industries prior to glazing.

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