Trumling

Tumbling is a closed method for deburring and polishing details, leaving the surface smooth and free of sharp edges. Tumbling is particularly suitable for smaller profiles and details, such as aluminium.

Drumming at P&M Romator

Thanks to a closed system for waste water and drying, the method can be characterised as environmentally friendly, as no residues or waste water are released. The varying sizes of the stones and tumbling machines allow us to adapt the process to the size of the piece, which can weigh anything from a kilo to a few grams. The liquid in the tumbling machines smoothly washes the goods in the process.

Advantages of drumming

• Very small details can be sanded
• The detail is washed clean in the process
• The goods have a smooth and fine surface

How does Trumling work?

Tumbling is done in three tumbling machines connected to a closed system with an associated maize dryer. The parts are placed in a drum which, like a washing machine, rotates around the goods together with soft ceramic stones and liquid, thus removing sharp edges from the part. Finally, the pieces are put into another drum with cornflour and heat, which dries the pieces and makes them come out clean, fine and smooth to the touch.

Of course, we comply with all applicable environmental legislation for our operations. Contact us for more information on grading details!