Drag finishing machines

Drag finishing machines work by moving workpieces together with abrasive media in a rotating drum. This movement creates a dragging effect that smoothes and deburrs the surfaces of the parts. The media gently rubs against the workpieces and ensures even processing. The machines adapt flexibly to different shapes and materials.

The technology makes it possible to gently finish even complex geometries. The continuous movement results in constant processing without damage. Drag finishing machines therefore offer an efficient and precise solution for surface finishing in many industries. This method combines effectiveness and gentle treatment for optimum results.

Drag finishing machines are versatile and suitable for many workpieces. Metallic parts, whether stainless steel, aluminum or brass, can be processed particularly well. Smaller and delicate components also benefit from the gentle and even processing by the machine.

In production, drag finishing machines are often used for workpieces with complex shapes, as they also reach hard-to-reach areas thoroughly. Plastic parts can also be finished gently. This flexibility makes the machines ideal for a wide range of industries and applications. The precise technology gives your workpieces a high-quality surface and optimum deburring. The machine therefore performs reliably and efficiently when processing a wide range of workpieces.

Various abrasive media are used in drag finishing machines to achieve optimum results. Typically, ceramic, porous or synthetic abrasive media are used, which enable even and gentle processing.

Different degrees of hardness and grit sizes are used depending on the material and the desired finish. Soft media is well suited to delicate parts, while robust abrasives are effective on harder materials. The shapes and sizes of the media vary in order to achieve complex geometries with precision.

This variety ensures that drag finishing machines are flexible and efficient. As a result, high-quality surfaces can be produced in numerous industries and processes can be optimally adapted.

The choice of abrasive media in drag finishing machines depends on the material and the desired surface quality. Ceramic, synthetic or porous abrasive media are usually used. These ensure that the workpieces are processed gently and evenly.

Depending on whether hard or sensitive materials are being processed, the hardness and grit size of the media are adjusted accordingly. Soft abrasive media are suitable for delicate parts, while harder media process more robust surfaces effectively. Different shapes and sizes of abrasive media also enable the processing of complex geometries.

This variety makes drag finishing machines particularly flexible and efficient. As a result, they always achieve high-quality results and are indispensable in many branches of industry. In this way, different surface finishing requirements can be optimally met.