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If you’re concerned about your plant’s pollution levels – internal sound pollution or external waste water pollution – then you have undoubtedly researched equipment options to reduce the environmental impact of your machinery. Whether your goal is to protect your employees by creating a safer work environment or reduce your waste stream by implementing water filtration, CLM Vibetech offers the equipment that you need to achieve your goals. In this post, we’re going to look at two of our equipment options, waste water treatment and sound protection, and discuss how they help you foster a safer, cleaner environment in your plant.

There are two main choices when it comes to vibratory finishing, wet or dry processing. Almost all vibratory finishing is done via a wet application, but both applications have their pros and cons. Using the right application is imperative when it comes to making sure your project is successful.

If you’re looking for ways to cut costs and make the most out of your floor space, a combination finisher/dryer is an ideal solution. Built to incorporate the functions of both machines, combo finishers let you dedicate your facility’s precious space to other, more profitable tasks. In addition to this, they can be customized to include a number of additions that further reduce your dependence on other machines. In this post, we’re going to take a closer look at the advantages of using a combination vibratory finisher/dryer from CLM Vibetech.

If your current vibratory finisher is showing its age, it might be time to consider a replacement. However, there are a number of ways that your current machine – if it’s not too outdated – can be improved. While they may not offer all of the benefits of a new vibratory finishing machine, these upgrades can definitely improve the quality and operation of your machine. In this post, we’re going to take a look at some of the upgrade and maintenance services offered by CLM Vibetech.

In many industries, vibratory finishers are the most commonly used piece of mass finishing equipment. Used to remove burrs and smooth surfaces, vibratory finishing machines come in countless shapes and sizes but, at their core, work the same way: they spiral and vibrate parts within a media to achieve a desired level of finish. That isn’t to say, however, that all vibratory finishers are created equal. In this post, we’re going to discuss five of the major advantages that you stand to gain by purchasing your vibratory finishing machine from CLM Vibetech.

When selecting a media for your vibratory finishing process, you must understand that it will determine the surface quality of the completed part. Larger media, for example, help impinge or impact the parts, which helps with deburring. Smaller media, on the other hand, will cushion the parts more which are ideal for smoothing processes. Then with abrasive, the more aggressive is good for deburring, and with less aggressive is ideal for smoothing, pre-plate, or prepping for polished finishes.  As a critical element in the vibratory finishing process, it’s important to understand the nuances involved with media selection. In this post, we’re going to look at the function of media, how it works and what you should expect.

At CLM Vibetech, besides continuing to manufacture some of the industry’s best vibratory finishers, we’ve been hard at work creating our new website. As you can see, the site has undergone a number of major changes to both make it easier to navigate and, more importantly, make it display properly on mobile devices.