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TT...B Centrifugal Disk Finishing Machine

TT...B Centrifugal Disk Finishing Machine

TT...B Centrifugal Disk Finishing Machine

Product catalog summary
Overview
The Trowal Turbotron centrifugal disk finishing systems offer significantly higher grinding performance compared to traditional vibratory surface finishing equipment. These systems are ideal for removing heavy burrs, edge breaking, radiusing, fine grinding, surface smoothing, and high gloss polishing of small to midsize mass-produced parts.

Operating Principle
The system utilizes centrifugal force generated by a rotating spinner (60 – 250 RPM) to accelerate the media and workpieces, pushing them up the inner wall of a stationary work bowl. Gravity then causes them to slide back onto the spinner, repeating the process.

Specifications
  • Machine Types: TT 25, TT 45, TT 60-B, TT 90-B, TT 140-B
  • Work Bowl Volume: Ranges from 25 to 140 liters
  • Batch Sizes: Vary depending on model, from 16 to 100 liters
  • Material: Steel fabrication with PU lining
  • Drive System: Electric
  • Installed Power: Ranges from 1.5 to 11 kW
  • Speed at 50 Hz: Ranges from 178 to 235 RPM


TT Range Features
These machines are designed for manual operation and do not include automatic loaders or media return systems. The work bowl tilting mechanism varies by model, with smaller models using an electric gear motor and larger models using hydraulic systems. Partial automation is possible with additional equipment.

Advanced Features for TT 60-B and Larger Models
  • Adjustable water level for varying process intensities
  • Variable spinner speed with frequency inverter
  • Automatic gap adjustment between spinner and work bowl via PLC
  • Gap rinsing to prevent premature wear
  • Anti-blocking system to prevent fusing
  • Temperature monitoring with auto-stop to prevent damage


Dimensions
Dimensions vary by model, with detailed measurements provided for each type.

Contact Information
Walther Trowal GmbH & Co. KG, Rheinische Straße 35-37, D-42781 Haan, Germany. Tel: +49(0)2129-571-0, Fax: +49(0)2129-571-225, Email: [email protected], Website: www.walther-trowal.com
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TT...B Centrifugal Disk Finishing Machine-1

CENTRIFUGAL DISK FINISHING SYSTEMS TT… / TT…-B TROWAL SURFACE FINISHING Single batch centrifugal disk finishing systems Model range TT… / TT…-B TOP PERFORMANCE! Compared to vibratory surface finishing equipment the Trowal Turbotron centrifugal disk finishing systems offer a more than 10 times higher grinding performance. Turbotron machines are mainly used for removal of heavy burs and edge breaking / radiusing of small to midsize mass-produced parts. However, their applications also include fine grinding, surface smoothing and even high gloss polishing. THAT’S HOW IT WORKS The centrifugal force of the rotating spinner (60 – 250 RPM) accelerates the media / work piece mass and pushes it up the inner wall of the stationary work bowl. With the diminishing kinetic energy gravity forces the media and work pieces to slide back onto the rotating spinner where the centrifugal force accelerates them again.

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Machine type Work bowl gross volume (l) Work piece batch sizes (l)* Work bowl material Steel fabrication with PU lining Drive system * Work piece geometry, material and risk of nicking are important for the determination of the media / work piece ratio ENGINEERED TO PERFORM • Work bowl and spinner geometry allow fluid, unobstructed movement of the work pieces and media • For finishing of extremely thin work pieces ≥ 0.1 mm a special machine design is available TT 60-B AND LARGER MODELS • Infinitely adjustable water level in the work bowl for different process intensities • Variable spinner speed...

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