Vibratory Finishing Line with Heated Drying
- Technical Data
- Description
| Main motor | 7.5 kW |
| Rotary dryer motor | 0.75 kW |
| Rotary dryer heating motor | 12.0 kW |
| Hydraulic pump motor | 3.0 kW |
| Sewage pump motor | 0.25 kW |
| Grinding machine size | 2300x1740x1670 mm |
| Electric control box size | 900x500x1800 mm |
| Sewage water container size | 1000x500x480 mm |
| Dryer size | 2700x1000x1640 mm |
| Media feeder size | 1970x850x1800 mm |
| Area | 5000x4300x3310 mm |
| Gross weight | 3500kg |
Batch Finishing and Drying in One Line
This line combines a vibratory deburring machine with heated drying equipment for suitable automotive and industrial parts. Review the complete sequence from loading and finishing to separation, transfer, rinsing, and drying around the actual workpieces.
The described loading hopper can be coordinated with factory tote boxes. The existing process description includes operator transfer of finished parts to the dryer. Specify the transfer equipment and operating sequence when requesting a higher level of automation.
Controls and Configuration
- PLC control cabinet with a Siemens touchscreen
- Process timing and loading settings for the supplied equipment
- Heated dryer with temperature control
- Acoustic cover for the finishing area
- Optional outlet rinsing arrangement
- Liquid collection and sludge-handling requirements
The PLC coordinates the functions included in the supplied configuration. Staffing depends on loading, transfer, inspection, maintenance, and the required output. Establish these duties during the line review rather than assuming one operator covers every task.
Plan the Installation and Process Trial
The technical data lists the motor and heater ratings, equipment dimensions, installation area, and gross weight. Check the selected layout for service access, tote-box movement, drainage, electrical supply, and the permitted drying temperature.
Send the part material, size, weight, batch quantity, burr condition, required finish, incoming liquid, and hourly output. A trial should establish finishing time, separation, rinse requirements, dryer loading, and the acceptable temperature for the parts.
