Tipton EFF-105SA Semi Automatic Centrifugal Disc Finisher, New 1996

All details to be confirmed by the buyer.

Equipped with:
RYG Signal Light

General Specifications from Brochure

Polishing Theory and Structure of Centrifugal Disc Finishing Machine

A rotating disc is situated at the bottom of a stationary tub. As the disc
rotates a centrifugal force is generated and the accelerated contents rise
upwards along the sidewall of the stationary tub. Then at the top dead center
the contents lose the upward acceleration and flow downwards like an eddy flow
due to the gravitational force. It is easy to operate and easily automated.
Due to inherent gap between rotating disc and tub walls special considerations
must be given to part and media selection for this type of processing.

Working Capacity 40-60% of Total Capacity
Provides results up to 15 times faster than Vibratory Finishing

Features:
Urethane Lined 105 Liter Processing Bowl
Working Capacity 40-60% of Total Capacity
Clearance Control Gap to Maintain CrProvides results up to 15 times
faster than Vibratory Finishing
itical Gap Integrity
Motorized Bowl Dump Feature for Quick Change Over
5.4 Hp Main Drive Motor
Variable Speed Drive for Increased Finishing Options
Direct Drive for Less Maintenance
Easy to Operate Control Panel with Process Timer
Integrated Parts/Media Separation Unit

Capacity: 105 Liter (3.9 cubic feet)
Working capacity: 66 Liters (2.3 cubic feet)
Internal barrel Diameter: 698 mm (27.5")
Loading Height of Workpieces: 1266 mm (49.8")
Unloading Height of Workpieces: 339 mm (13.3")
Motor: 5 HP
Voltage: 208 to 480 V

Approx Hours: 10629.4

Machine: 75" x 59" x 65" 1,347 lbs