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C&M Topline
Registrace 26. 02. 2011
C&M Topline Inc. machines have been used for many different applications and sold to many different industries such as Chemical, ink, paint, plastics, food, dyestuff, chemical, electronic, jewelry, automotive, aerospace, dental, biotech and pharmaceutical industries.
How Mark Worman of Graveyard Carz uses the C&M Topline #MrDeburr Finishing Machine
Mark over at Graveyard Carz has been using a #MrDeburr DB600 in the shop to help expedite his #MOPAR rebuilds. C&M Topline is excited to have our tumbling machines and tumbling media in his hands so he can create works of mechanical art.
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Graveyard Carz on MotorTrend TV with a Mr. Deburr DB600
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Mark over at Graveyard Carz details how he uses his #MrDeburr DB600 to clean up and restore #MOPAR auto parts for his show on MotorTrend TV. He is using general purpose ceramic abrasive media Angle Cut Cylinder 5/8 x 1 1/8 M with a heavy duty tumbling compound VF100 to tumble clean his parts. www.cmtopline.com
VIbratory Bowls from CMTOPLINE.COM
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Save time and money by automating your deburring, cleaning, and polishing tasks with TLV Vibratory Bowls from C&M Topline. Available in three sizes, all of our TLV machines run parts either wet or dry, operate on a standard 120 volt 60 htz outlet, and feature a rotational molded long lasting bowl, a dump chute with plug for easy media and and part discharge, a hard sound cover with a sturdy kno...
Rotary Tumblers and Barrels by CMTOPLINE.COM
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Save time and money by automating your paint or chemical mixing, deburring, cleaning, and polishing tasks with rotary tumblers from C&M Topline. Our complete line of rotary tumblers and barrel systems are top quality, heavy duty and American made. Ideal for precision applications such as medical device, inter ocular lenses, and millimeter size parts, our tumblers can be run wet or dry, are simp...
Mr. Deburr by CMTOPLINE.COM
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Save time and money by automating your deburring, cleaning, and polishing tasks with the original Mr Deburr finishing tanks from C&M Topline. The DB300 and DB600 are top quality, American made, heavy duty machinery. Both tanks can be run wet or dry, are simple to use, easy to maintain, and built to last for decades of trouble free use. Mr Deburr DB300 and DB600 the most affordable and dependabl...
Inter Ocular Lens (IOL) Finishing Equipment
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IOL 3-Bar Tumbling Barrel Base Variable-Speed Highly polished white fiberglass base. Designed for easy clean up. Made for industrial and laboratory applications. Solid steel bars cast in high quality urethane. All three bars are belt driven and fitted with ball bearings. Available in 120 volts 60 hertz or 220 volts 50 hertz for export. Rheostat speed control, select any RPM. Used widely in IOL ...
600DB-Vibratory Finishing Machine
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600DB 6.5 Cubic Foot Rectangular Vibratory Finishing Tank Inside tank dimensions Length 35" x Depth 18.75" x Width 18" Motor 3 HP, Single or Three phase 220 volts @ 60 hertz or 440 volts @ 60 hertz
300DB-Vibratory Finishing Machine
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Inside tank dimensions Length 31" x Depth 13" x Width 13.5" Motor 1 HP, Single Phase 110 volts @ 60 hertz or 220 volts @ 60 hertz This machine is available in all international voltages and hertz, both single and three phase. No converters are used. The correct motor for local voltage and hertz will be installed.
Rotary Tumbling Barrels
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Tumbling barrels work well on small parts. They are commonly used to finish screw machine parts, jewelry, and medical parts. They can also be used to mix dry or wet chemicals. The barrels and barrel plugs are impervious to most all chemicals. It is easy to retrieve the parts from the barrel by using a separation screen over a container. They also work well for burnishing brass, copper, aluminum...
TLV 25, 50, 75 Vibratory Bowls
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Features of the C&M Topline TLV 25, 50 and 75 vibratory bowls.
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Would this work on 316L stainless?
Definitely. Very common
Copper brass polish is media available
I've watched hours of tumbling videos and NONE talked about stainless or other metals. This was a HUGE HELP!!!!!
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This is very clear and specific.
"Would this approach be effective in removing burrs from solid wood components? I am involved in crafting wooden toys and currently hand-sanding thousands of wooden parts. I am seeking an efficient method for mass production deburring. Any recommendations from experts would be greatly appreciated. I am considering the use of wood media in conjunction with fine abrasives."
Yes. This can be used for wood finishing. I believe a hardwood tumbling media is the type of media you would want to use.
Yes, i will try this out & share the results@@djochoa
@@heyhippotoys Did you already try? I'm curious myself now
Which media is for plastic
Why did MotorTrend TV take your show off when your show was the best of any show I think your show was the best it shows all the awards you Received on the work of your cars
Can I use this to tumble rocks? 😊
This was such a great video! Exactly what I needed to know.
How to get material in India
Hi, anything that you recommend for deflashing polyester and phenolic parts? 3x4x1" in size
is ceramic polishing abrasive media supposed to shine metal parts? It just makes mine very dull.
Ceramic abrasive (gray color) is for deburring. It leaves a dull matte finish. Porcelain ceramic (whitish color) mixed with the proper compound and run for the proper amount of time (1 hr max) can burnish parts back to a brighter shine (not full chrome polish though). A full polish can be achieved with a dry treated corn or walnut shell in a 12 to 24 hour tumble cycle.
Can you guy's do a video on the every 30 day's of Operation Recommended Maintenance? show tools required and how to check each component. this will be a great help for people . Thanks
How could we work with the very loud sounds of machine? How could we reduce that?
Ear plugs!
Interesting. At Grip6 We use The same process on Wallets and Buckles.
Enjoyed the video! Do the know the cost of Media?
Hi Jeremy. You can find our media prices here: cmtopline.com/pages/tumbling-media
Vf 150 price
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Anything for paua shells?
Hi!! I would like to know if you can recommend a chip or something similar to polish (final) polyester resin parts? Note: parts that vary between 20mm and 45mm thankful
Hi!! I would like to know if you can recommend a chip or something similar to polish (final) polyester resin parts? Note: parts that vary between 20mm and 45mm thankful
Hi. You can try the same porcelain media to try and burnish plastics but it is trickier
@@djochoa tanks
Thanks
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Why we get on surface during cfm polish
Anything for wood
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Price is extremely high considering the alternatives. Just the price of the containers tend to be higher than most brass tumblers.
Do you have to use the fluid or can you just run it dry for cleaning rust off old hardware?
The abrasive action on the media does not work without liquid lubrication. Removing rust works quite well though with the standard process. Check out this blog post on our website cmtopline.com/blogs/news/before-and-after-soiled-and-rusty-steel-mopar-auto-parts
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$2999.00
Nice! If you were thinking of something more in the consumer market, there seems to be a gap between the small capacity (Lyman cyclone, Hornady, Frankfort) tumblers, and the several thousand dollar commercial machines. If you made something in a 4 gallon machine that was under say $350, there might be a market.
Thanks for the feedback Jeff. Keep an eye out in the future.
how much the price tlv 75??
is this process more effective than a sand blasting method? for deflashing?