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  Product Description The Vibratory finishing machine is used for marble, granite, limestone, mosaic stone and sandstone processing to antique and aged looking stone. It can be divided into rotary type and linear type.   Rotary type vibration machine Pieces size: from 1*1cm to 40*40cm.   To give stone, concrete or wood an antique finish mainly rotary vibrators or tube vibrators are used. In vibratory finishing, the components are undergoing an "artificial" aging process. After the finishing process they look like they have already been in use for several years. This antiquing gives the material an identical look in shortest time for e.g. restoration works. Especially if you have wooden components, for example hardwood floors, some kind of modern living can be embodied.   Main Structure and Working priciple This Rotary type vibration machine consists of a vibratory motor, the vessel with a separation sieve, pedestal springs and basement. The vibratory motor is connected with the vessel by means of bolts and then together they are installed on the springs linked to the basement.      

Model	XZG(B)500	XZG(B)900	XZG(B)1200	XZG(B)1800	XZG(B)2800
Total volume(L)	500	900	1200	1800	2800
Max overall dimension(mm)	2670×1000×985	2700×1050×1100	3000×1050×1100	3500×1336×1256	3300×1830×1740
Chamber length(mm)	1310	1200	2000	2000	1580
Chamber height(mm)	700	850	850	940	1270
Chamber diameter(mm)	690	900	750	1120	1500
PU Lining thickness(mm)	25	25	25	25	25
Power(kw)	2.2×2	4.0×2	4.0×2	5.5×2	9.0×2
Weight(kg)	700	900	2100	2800	4000

        Company information Zhejiang Humo Polishing Grinder Manufacture Co., Ltd. established in 1970s is one of the formulators of surface finishing industry China’s National Standards. Currently Humo Company has three production sites which cover an area of 156000 M2 and outputs over 30000 ton of grinding media, over 3000 sets of finishing machines, over 3000 ton of polishing compound and over 3000 ton of ceramic bead annually. The production scale among surface finishing industry is one of the largest in the world. Products sell well at home and abroad, such as America, Japan, Korea, Australia, German, Switzerland ect, over 50 countries totally.
Humo Company dedicates to providing high quality products and advanced technology on surface polishing for customers and manufacturers from all types of industries. Over thirty years’ professional experience in the area. Humo systematically research new applications for technologies and develop innovative process solutions, which combine consistent surface quality with the highest level of economic feasibility. Humo is proud of its surface process solution for comprehensive range of mechanical components, tailor-made solutions from small watch machinery accessories to huge earoengines casting part.   Production Flow   Certifications   Trade Shows   Packing information Wooden box packing and per customer requirement FAQ Our laboratory services are available to you at no cost. Mass Finishing and determination of Process Capability allows you to use the right media to ensure consistent production capability and built-in reproducibility of your manufacturing processes. We will work with you to determine the best media and the best processes for your parts. This step can result in: Reduced Cycle Times Improved RMS Finishes Reduced Finishing Costs Access to Latest Technology R & D for Special Process Media   Mass Finishing describes a mechanical process where large amounts of parts are economically processed to achieve one or several surface improvement functions. These surface improvement functions include:   Cleaning Deburring Surface refinement Inhibiting Drying

These functions are not independent of each other. It is common to have several or all of these functions take place in a single mass finishing process.
Process Capability is the measured, built-in reproducibility of the product turned out by the process. Such a determination is made using statistical data, not wishful thinking. Statistically determined limits are compared to specification limits to decide if a process can consistently produce acceptable product. Process capability is best established through closely monitored testing and recording of data over a set period of actually production.