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ROTO-FINISH MODEL ST20BCPT 20 CUBIC FT. VIBRATORY FINISHER SERIAL NUMBER: ST20B-80-H4 RUNS GOOD! Approximate Year: 1980 Specifications: Operating Capacity: 21 Cubic Feet Process Channel Width: 17" Lining Thickness: .750" Type Of Lubrication: Grease Solution System: Flow-Thru Number Of Drains: 3-6" Diameter Average Media Charge: Steel Media: 6000 Ceramic Media: 2000 Plastic Media: 1200 Equipped With: Livonia Magnetics Conveyor, S/N 53056A, 3/4 HP, 115/208-220 Volt, 1725 RPM, Single Phase 10 HP, 460 Volt, 1760 RPM, 3 Phase Motor Parts Available From Hammond Roto-Finish Copy Of Maintenance Manual With Parts List And Print Included Approximate New Price Today From Hammond Roto- Finish For 18 Cubic Feet: $40,345.00 USD, (20 Cubic Foot Is More Expensive) Approximate Dimensions And Weight Of Machine: 96" x 84" x 62" H, 6,000 Lbs. With Stones Approximate Dimensions And Weight Of Panel: 23" D x 41" W x 80" H, 500 Lbs. Approximate Dimensions And Weight Of Conveyor: 115" D x 28" W x 80" H, 1,200 Lbs. Approximate Dimensions And Weight Of Tank: 18" D x 43" W x 14" H, 80 Lbs. Approximate Total Weight: 7,780 Lbs. Having this capacity Roto-Finish Vibratory Finisher is like having a "business within a business". You can do your own deburring and finishing and even sell time on the mach- ine. It is very easy to operate. You set the timer, like baking a cake, and the machine turns itself off, saving time, energy, and product. We would like to answer some of the questions we have already been asked on this machine. How is the liner? The liner is in excellent condition. This model has an extra heavy duty liner, which is very thick, and it should give you years of service without replacement or patching. There are no holes in the liner at this time. Does it have a curved bottom? Yes, affirmative. This type of machine must have a curved bottom to give the proper actuation and rotation of the parts and media. It does not have a squared can bottom as those machines are for mixing paints and compounds, and have no rotation. How do I protect internal threads on my parts? The answer is simple, you would just use a larger media than the diameter of the threads on your parts. |
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