Wood Barrel Tumbling Machine
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| Model | Capacity | Surface Diameter | Weight | Motor Power | Rotary Speed | Barrel Size |
| (JFH) | (Liter) | L*W*H (mm) | (kg) | (kW) | (rpm) | (mm) |
| JFH-300 | 300 | 1660*800*1120 | 250 | 1.5 | 0-40 | 1130*710 |
| JFH-600 | 600 | 1800*800*1680 | 400 | 2.2 | 0-40 | 1130*710 |

Dry Tumbling for Surface Smoothing and Polishing
A wood barrel tumbling machine uses selected dry media to smooth or polish suitable workpieces. Wood particles, bamboo media, beech particles, walnut shells, and corn cob media are assessed around the required cutting or polishing stage.
The described process uses polishing paste or a compatible oil with the media. Coarse and fine stages require separate media control to limit carryover. Check the barrel arrangement and working capacity against the selected model in the data sheet.
- Forward and reverse operation in the specified drive arrangement
- Access doors and screening for loading and media recovery
- Vent openings and cleaning access reviewed for the dry process
- Frequency control where included in the selected configuration
An example process recipe uses 28 rpm and 5 kg of parts with 30 kg of wood or bamboo media. Treat these as a process example, subject to the machine rating and a trial with your parts. Confirm the actual barrel count and drive arrangement in the quotation.
Related Equipment and Media

Establish the Media and Compound Recipe
Dry-media grade and conditioning determine how the load cuts or polishes the surface. Establish the abrasive or paste addition, media quantity, speed, and time with representative parts. An unsuitable recipe can leave residue, round edges excessively, or fail to reach recessed surfaces.
Check the Finished Parts
Evaluate surface appearance, dimensional change, retained media, compound residue, and the cleaning needed before packaging or the next process. Fragile or cosmetic parts require a check for part contact and deformation.
Send the workpiece material, drawing or samples, starting surface, batch quantity, and finish target. Review operating supervision, housekeeping, media replacement, and maintenance for the proposed production schedule.











