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KVM Series Circular Vibratory Finishing Machines

Circular vibratory finishing machines are used for deburring, edge rounding, polishing, smoothing and surface improvement of metal and plastic parts in industrial mass finishing processes. KVM Series machines are designed for batch processing applications where part geometry, media type, compound selection, bowl volume and process time must be matched to the required surface quality.

How Circular Vibratory Finishing Machines Work

KVM Series machines create a controlled vibratory motion inside the processing bowl. Parts, media and compound move together in a circular flow, allowing burrs to be removed, edges to be rounded and surfaces to be polished or smoothed in a repeatable industrial process.

Key Advantages of KVM Series Machines

Circular vibratory finishing machines help manufacturers achieve repeatable deburring, edge rounding, polishing and surface smoothing results in batch production. The KVM Series is suitable for industrial parts that require consistent surface quality, controlled media movement and reliable process performance.

  • Repeatable deburring and edge rounding for metal and plastic parts
  • Suitable for polishing, smoothing and surface improvement applications
  • Flexible process setup with media, compound and cycle time selection
  • Compatible with drying, separation and washing systems for complete finishing lines

Related machines:
DVM Series Vibratory Drying Machines
SM Series Vibratory Separator Machines

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Parts of the KVM Series Vibratory Finishing Machines

KVM series circular vibratory finishing machine

Details of the KVM Series Vibratory Surface Finishing Machines

  • KVM720 circular vibratory finishing machine bowl with perforated separation screen
  • KVM-R circular vibratory finishing machine manual ramp arm mechanism detail
  • KVM circular vibratory finishing machine pneumatic actuator and cover mechanism detail
  • Pyramid-pattern acoustic foam noise cover for KVM circular vibratory finishing machine
  • KVM circular vibratory finishing machine unloading unit with separation screen and ramp
  • KVM-O circular vibratory finishing machine bowl without separation screen
  • KVM circular vibratory finishing machine bowl with red polyurethane lining

ADVANTAGES OF KVM SERIES

Grinding and polishing in minimum time thanks to bowl design.

Vibration impact can be reduced or increased mechanically (by weight).

Easy to separate stone and material used in models with sieve and ramp.

It allows the use of different sizes of stones thanks to the easily removable portable sieve.

Thanks to its conformable ramp design, all materials are easily unloaded from the bowl.

Our high-performance vibration motor is long-lasting and minimizes your service costs.

Resistance to acidic environments with double layer epoxy paint.

Long bowl life thanks to our abrasion-resistant Elastomer type (90 Shore) polyurethane coating.

Custom-design bowl or chassis height and spring design.

Noise level is minimized with the optional Pneumatic Acoustic cover. Remote control of the pneumatic ramp lever from the control panel is available as an option.

As the vibration level can be adjusted with our speed-controlled panels, the most precise surface finishing is ensured on metal and non-metal surfaces.

All electrical panels are produced in accordance with CE norms.

Minimum consumption of liquids used in degreasing, deburring, and polishing processes is ensured by means of dosing pump.

KVM Series electrical panels can work in accordance with automation systems with PLC software.

KVM Series can be integrated into the press lines that are continuously producing and work automatically.

All parts used in our machines are selected according to EU standards.

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Which KVM model fits your production?

KVM circular vibratory finishing machines ranging from KVM 15 to KVM 1000

KVM Series circular vibratory finishing machines are selected according to usable net bowl volume, part size, batch weight, media type, loading ratio and the required finishing result. Each KVM model code reflects the usable net volume of the machine. For example, KVM 420 has a 420-liter net volume and 490-liter gross volume, while KVM 720 has a 720-liter net volume and 830-liter gross volume.

KVM 15 and KVM 40 are compact non-sieve machines and can be combined with an external SM Series separator when part-media separation is required. The smallest KVM model with an integrated sieve system is KVM 120. Larger models are designed for heavier industrial batches, higher throughput and more demanding production requirements.

KVM Series Product Specifications

DESCRIPTION

KVM15

KVM40

KVM120

KVM220

KVM420

KVM720

KVM1000
Total volume of bowl (lt) 18 43 130 280 490 830 1200
Capacity (lt) 8 25-35 70-90 220 300-350 400-550 700-850 Max.
Size of work piece (mm) 90 120 160 180 240 320 360
Bottom P.U. layer of the bowl (mm) 10 10 15 15 15 20 25
Side wall P.U. layer of the bowl (mm) 8 8 12 13 15 18 20
Diameter of working bowl (mm) 410 565 852 1150 1355 1600 1785
Engine power (kW), 380V / 50Hz 0,17 0,35 1,5 2,2 3 4 11
Engine (RPM) 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500
Separating ramp – – Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional
Dosage pump (5 lt / 7bar) Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
Noise isolating cover Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional
Weight (kg) 42 100 225 460 780 1270 1770

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KVM Series Product Specifications

KVM circular vibratory finishing machine technical specifications table for all models

DIMENSIONS OF KVM SERIES

KVM circular vibratory finishing machine dimensional drawing with labeled measurements
DIMENSIONS KVM15 KVM40 KVM120 KVM220 KVM420 KVM720 KVM1000
A 410 565 852 1150 1355 1600 1785
B 520 680 791 1000 1000 1200 1450
C 200 276 315 430 480 595 685
D – – 658 830 820 1050 1100
E 330 400 600 855 950 1300 1340
F 345 525 780 1020 1235 1460 1650
G 130 228 284 300 380 445 485
H – – 200 320 270 380 380
Dimensions are given in millimeters.

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DVM800 circular vibratory drying machine for industrial part drying
CIRCULAR TYPE OF DRYERS

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MSM magnetic separator machine with rotating drum and mobile stand
MAGNETIC SEPARATOR MACHINE

MSM series magnetic separator unit is one of the best automatic solutions for separating magnetic ferritic alloys workpieces from the chips. Since its height and rotation speed are adjustable, it can be easily used in machines of different volumes.

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SEPARATOR MACHINES

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ACCESSORIES

Acoustic sound cover lid for KVM circular vibratory finishing machine

Sound Cover

KVM-AUR circular vibratory finishing machine pneumatic auto ramp piston mechanism

Pneumatic Ramp

KVM circular vibratory finishing machine separation sieve screen component

R type sieve

KVM-DL circular vibratory finishing machine double layer ramp separation screen detail

DL type sieve

KVM-DL circular vibratory finishing machine double layer ramp separation screen detail

DL-R type sieve

KVM circular vibratory finishing machine electrical control panel with VFDs and HMI

Automation Board

KVM Series machines can be configured with different accessories and separation systems according to part geometry, media size, process type and production flow. These options help improve operator comfort, unloading efficiency, part-media separation quality and process flexibility.

The O Series is a non-sieve machine configuration. The R Series includes a ramp-type unloading system with a classic perforated sieve. The DL Series uses a double-layer channel sieve system, allowing small parts to pass through the channels while larger media returns to the machine. The DL-R Series combines double-layer and single-layer sieve use in one machine, making it possible to run different finishing processes with a more flexible configuration.

Additional options such as sound cover, pneumatic ramp and automation board can be selected depending on noise control, unloading method and process control requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions About KVM Circular Vibratory Finishing Machines

What are circular vibratory finishing machines used for?

Circular vibratory finishing machines are used for deburring, edge rounding, polishing, smoothing and surface improvement of industrial metal and plastic parts.

Which parts are suitable for KVM Series machines?

KVM Series machines are suitable for machined parts, cast parts, stamped parts, fasteners, automotive components, hardware and many other batch-processed industrial parts.

Can KVM machines be used with dryers and separators?

Yes. KVM Series machines can be combined with DVM Series drying machines and SM Series separator machines to create a more complete surface finishing process line.

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