VB(B)1200 Straight-Wall Vibratory Finishing Machine

A straight-wall vibratory bowl for suitable larger workpieces. Review usable space, load weight, media movement, drive settings, and liquid handling.

VB(B) vibratory finishing machine technical info

ModelVB(B)30VB(B)60VB(B)100VB(B)200VB(B)300VB(B)400VB(B)600VB(B)900VB(B)1200VB(B)1500VB(B)2500
Total volume (L)3063100220250400660920130015002500
Max overall dimension A670830102012001310141018201930193021202300
Motor installation tube (mm) CΦ136Φ114Φ470Φ626Φ620Φ633Φ910Φ610Φ610Φ690Φ850
Process bowl width (mm) DΦ184Φ280Φ216Φ220Φ270Φ320Φ370Φ560Φ560Φ630Φ650
Tunnel depth (mm) E200245330385390450490575575630850
Machine height (mm) H800910860915900104011401350135014201350
Motor (kW)0.50.75/1.11.5/2.23.03.7/5.05.0/6.05.5/7.511.011.015.018.5
Weight (kg)8511026042060085018502200220024003000

 

A Wide Processing Bowl for Larger Parts

The VB(B)1200 belongs to the straight-wall vibratory finishing series. Its processing bowl can be assessed for larger automotive castings, housings, shafts, and other suitable components that need deburring, edge rounding, smoothing, or polishing.

Parts and finishing media move relative to one another under vibration. The useful batch load depends on the actual workpiece geometry, weight, media volume, and circulation. A large bowl does not make every heavy or long component suitable for processing.

Construction and Configuration

  • Polyurethane-lined processing bowl
  • Industrial vibration drive matched to the selected model
  • Frequency control where specified
  • Water and compound dosing arrangement
  • Acoustic cover where included
  • Control cabinet mounting suited to the installation

The data sheet lists the VB(B) family dimensions, motor ratings, weights, and total volumes. The VB(B)1200 column lists a total volume of 1300 L; the model designation should not be used as a substitute for the stated capacity. Confirm usable process space and working load for the actual parts.

Process Selection and Sample Evaluation

Select media shape, size, and grade around the required burr removal and surface finish. Check recesses, thin sections, and critical edges for lodging, contact damage, and material removal. Agree whether fixtures, partitions, or another machine arrangement are required for the load.

Send part drawings or samples, material, dimensions, weight, pieces per batch, required output, and the target finish. Confirm the lining specification, controls, liquid supply, maintenance requirements, and components included in the quotation.

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