Tärinäkoneet

Tärinäkoneet, commonly known as vibratory finishing machines or vibratory deburring machines, are industrial equipment used for surface finishing of metal and plastic parts. These machines utilize vibration to achieve a variety of surface treatments, including deburring, descaling, polishing, cleaning, and rounding of edges. The process involves placing parts and a suitable medium, such as abrasive media, compounds, or even plastic pellets, into a rotating or oscillating tub or bowl. The vibratory action causes the media and parts to rub against each other, imparting the desired surface finish.

There are several types of vibratory finishing machines, including bowl vibrators, tub vibrators, and inline vibrators. Bowl vibrators are suitable for smaller parts and offer high-volume processing, while tub vibrators are designed for larger components or more aggressive finishing tasks. Inline vibrators are often used for continuous processing lines. The choice of machine depends on factors such as part size, material, desired finish, and production volume. The media used plays a crucial role in the finishing process, with different shapes, sizes, and abrasive properties selected based on the specific application.

Vibratory finishing offers several advantages over manual finishing methods. It provides a consistent and uniform finish, can process a large number of parts simultaneously, and reduces labor costs. It is an effective way to remove burrs, sharp edges, and surface imperfections, improving the aesthetic appearance and functional performance of manufactured components. The process is also environmentally friendly, as it typically uses water-based compounds and generates less waste compared to some other finishing techniques.