VT Series Benchtop Vibratory Tumblers
- Data Sheet
- Description
- Video
| Machine model | VT17 | VT12 | VT10 |
| Bowl Diameter | 430mm | 355mm | 250mm |
| Machine Capacity | 17 Liters | 12 Liters | 10 Liters |
| Weight | 23kg | 14kg | 8kg |
| Dimension | 430x430x410mm | 355x355x400mm | 250x250x400mm |
Reference Pricing and Ordering
The original listed unit prices are USD 350 for VT17, USD 300 for VT12, and USD 250 for VT10. Request a current quotation confirming the model, electrical configuration, included accessories, quantity, freight, and delivery terms before ordering.
The listed minimum order is one piece. Provide the required plug or socket, voltage and frequency, shipping address, contact details, and correct billing information. Confirm current payment methods, stock availability, packing time, carrier, customs requirements, and delivery estimate in the quotation.
Media and Compound Supply
Inovatec can review suitable media and compounds for the process. Include local supply and transport requirements when planning consumables; their shipping conditions and cost can differ from the machine shipment.
Related Equipment and Media Resources
See Polishing media.
Compact Tumblers for Workshop Finishing
Compare the 10 L, 12 L, and 17 L models for the actual parts and batch. Review bowl material, loading, circulation, separation, and the finishing process.
- Listed electrical options include 110 V or 220 V and 50/60 Hz; confirm the supplied motor and plug.
- Optional speed control is described; confirm availability for the selected model.
- Establish media, compound, loading, and time with representative parts.
- Review suitable rock-tumbling and small-part finishing applications separately.
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See Brass case polishing, Small parts deburring machine, Tumbler media for rust removal.
Related Products
Compact Finishing for Small Parts
The VT series provides benchtop vibratory finishing for suitable small parts. Vibration circulates the media and parts to produce the required surface treatment. Review the starting surface, burrs, part geometry, media, and compound before choosing a process.
Compare VT10, VT12, and VT17
The table lists nominal capacities of 10 L, 12 L, and 17 L. Bowl diameters are 250 mm, 355 mm, and 430 mm respectively. Check the usable load, part size, circulation, and media-to-part loading during a representative trial; nominal volume is not a part-count rating.
Choose Media and Confirm Wet or Dry Use
Media type, shape, size, and grade affect cutting, surface texture, and the risk of lodging in holes or recesses. Confirm which wet or dry processes the selected machine supports. Use compatible compounds and follow the instructions for water handling, loading, cleaning, and drying.
Power Supply and Ordering
The listed standard supply is 220 V, 50 Hz, single phase. Confirm the actual motor, plug or socket, destination supply, and included accessories in the quotation. Request current pricing, availability, preparation time, shipping cost, and estimated delivery before ordering.
Request a Tumbler and Media Recommendation
Send the part material, dimensions, batch weight, surface condition, desired finish, daily workload, and electrical supply. Include the shipping destination for a delivery quotation. Inovatec can review the machine, suitable media, compounds, and sample-process requirements.
Selection and Process Questions
- How Does a Vibratory Tumbler Work?
- Which Small Parts Can Be Processed?
- How Does It Compare with a Rotary Tumbler?
- What Determines Running Cost?
- What Result Can I Expect?
- How Do I Request Current Pricing?
- What Should I Check About the Bowl?
- Which Selection Details Are Needed?
- Can It Be Used for Rock Tumbling?
- How Should a Process Be Set Up?
- Which Media Is Suitable?
How Does a Vibratory Tumbler Work?
Vibration circulates parts and media in the bowl. Their interaction produces the selected cleaning, deburring, smoothing, or polishing treatment.
Which Small Parts Can Be Processed?
Review the material, geometry, starting condition, and target finish. Check part movement, media contact, and the possibility of part-on-part damage.
How Does It Compare with a Rotary Tumbler?
A vibratory machine circulates the load through vibration, while a rotary machine turns a barrel. Compare the actual parts, media, result, and cycle rather than assuming one is always faster.
What Determines Running Cost?
Consider labor, media and compound use, water where required, processing time, cleaning, maintenance, and rework. Establish consumption and output from trials.
What Result Can I Expect?
Define the required burr removal, edge condition, surface texture, and cleanliness. Results depend on the part, media, machine, and agreed process.
How Do I Request Current Pricing?
Specify VT10, VT12, or VT17, the required electrical configuration, accessories, quantity, and shipping destination. Confirm the current quotation and delivery terms.
What Should I Check About the Bowl?
Review nominal volume, bowl dimensions, usable load, material, and wear. Confirm compatibility with the proposed media and compound.
Which Selection Details Are Needed?
Provide part dimensions, batch weight, material, target surface, daily workload, utilities, and workshop space. Check circulation and separation during a trial.
Can It Be Used for Rock Tumbling?
The source describes rock-tumbling applications. Confirm suitability for the actual stone, media, selected machine, and finishing stages before loading.
How Should a Process Be Set Up?
Follow the machine instructions, establish suitable loading and settings, and inspect trial parts. Record the approved process and clean between incompatible stages.
Which Media Is Suitable?
Choose media type, size, shape, and grade for the part and target finish. Check lodging, wear, separation, and whether wet or dry use is supported.
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