VBS(A) Curved-Bowl Vibratory Finisher with Separation

A curved-bowl vibratory finisher with an integrated separation screen. Review part circulation, media selection, flap controls, and the discharge layout.

technical information VBS(A)

ModelVBS(A)100VBS(A)200VBS(A)300VBS(A)600VBS(A)900
Total volume (L)100200260580820
Max overall dimension A (mm)9801060128618002100
Motor installation tube B (mm)Φ470Φ530Φ630Φ900Φ1060
Process bowl width C (mm)Φ220Φ252Φ264Φ390Φ445
Unload width D (mm)250266287430450
Machine height H1 (mm)88094092012001500
Unload height H2 (mm)7607807609601220
Media unload height H3 (mm)290360260410550
Motor(kW)1.5/2.23.03.7/5.05.5/7.511.0
Weight (kg)28046060015002470

Curved-Bowl Finishing with Integrated Separation

The VBS(A) series combines a curved processing bowl with a spiral, gradually rising channel and an extended separation screen. It can be assessed for deburring, edge rounding, cleaning, and polishing suitable metal parts.

The bowl profile supports circulation of the parts and media through the processing area. Actual movement depends on the load, media, drive settings, and liquid supply. Check representative parts for sticking, nesting, contact marks, and consistent treatment.

Parts and Media Separation

The separation flap directs the processed load toward the screen. In a suitable separation arrangement, the selected media passes through the screen and returns to the bowl while the parts move toward discharge. Match the screen openings to both new and worn media and to the smallest part features.

Configuration to Review

  • Polyurethane-lined bowl and industrial vibration drive
  • Pneumatic separation-flap control where specified
  • Variable-frequency drive and digital process timer
  • Controlled water and compound dosing
  • Acoustic cover and control cabinet arrangement
  • Extended separation deck and discharge height

The data sheet covers VBS(A)100, VBS(A)200, VBS(A)300, VBS(A)600, and VBS(A)900. Select by the listed total volume, processing-channel dimensions, motor rating, discharge height, and the usable working load. Model codes do not necessarily equal the stated total volume.

Specify the Required Finish

Send the material, drawing or sample, dimensions, weight, burr condition, pieces per batch, and target finish. Include separation, receiving-container, and downstream drying requirements. A trial should establish the recipe, process time, part recovery, and any restrictions on the load.

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