Showing 1–16 of 22 results
Welcome to our curated collection of Rotary Tumblers & Tumbling Media, your complete system for superior finishing. We’ve brought together a comprehensive selection of versatile rotary tumblers and specialized tumbling media to help you achieve exceptional results. Whether you need an automated Jewelry Polishing Machine or are looking for high-performance polishing media for your rock tumbler jewelry, our range is designed to meet your every need.
Our rotary tumblers (tumbler rotary tumbler) are engineered for automated, batch processing of metal, jewelry, and more. Paired with the right tumbler media, our systems can accomplish a variety of tasks, including:
Our Jewelry Rotary Tumbler is designed to free you from tedious manual polishing, allowing you to achieve consistently uniform, professional-grade results across every batch. This automation not only saves significant time but also eliminates inconsistencies inherent in hand-finishing. We provide a wide selection of specialized media, including stainless steel tumbling media and specific tumbler media for steel. This comprehensive range ensures you can perfectly match your materials and achieve flawless outcomes with every project, offering a complete and reliable system you can trust.
The best tumbler for jewelry polishing depends on your specific needs. For small, delicate items, a compact rotary tumbler is ideal. For higher volume or larger pieces, a heavy-duty rotary tumbler is recommended. We also offer a range of specialized media and compounds to help you achieve the perfect finish for any type of jewelry.
It is highly recommended to use separate media and barrels for different metal types, especially if you are working with both precious metals (like gold and silver) and base metals. This prevents cross-contamination, which can tarnish or damage your finished pieces.
The size of your polishing media should be chosen based on the size and shape of your workpieces. Smaller media, such as pins or small balls, are great for reaching intricate details and holes. Larger media is more effective for burnishing flat surfaces and heavier pieces.
Rotary tumblers operate by constantly tumbling items, which can generate some noise. While the sound is generally not disruptive, it is similar to a continuous low hum. For best results and to minimize noise, we recommend placing the machine on a stable, flat surface and using a mat to absorb vibrations.
As a general rule, the polishing media should fill the barrel to a level of about 60-75% capacity. This allows enough room for the items to tumble freely and ensures optimal contact with the media. Using too little or too much media can reduce the polishing efficiency and increase the risk of damaging your items.