Centerless Rod Polisher
A sturdy 2” x 4” tubular frame (standard frame length is 15 ft.) consists of two sets of polyurethane rollers — the gear motor drives one set, and the other set is easily adjusted to accommodate shafts from 1” to 14” OD.
Machinery Service & Design, Inc., uses a “G & P 72” Abrasive belt polisher Model B372-3 as its polishing head. The head uses a 3” X 72” belt and is driven by a 3hp. 230/460 volt, 3 phase, 60 hz. Motor.
A 5 HP head with a 3” x 90” belt is available to increase the time between belt changes.
The polishing head is driven horizontally the length of the fixture by a vector A.C. drive. A rack and pinion drive system is used for smooth traversing of the carriage. The head is supported by four Teflon lined guides, which slide on aluminum support rails.
Features
- "Centerless" design means faster and easier set-up
- Sturdy tubular frame can handle larger shafts
- 3 HP & 5 HP belt polisher can be easily positioned to handle special processes
- Rack and pinion drive system, smooth traversing of the carriage
- No need for centering or chucking rod in lathe, faster set-up time
- Clevis can be hung over the end of the fixture for flexibility and minimal set-up
- Optional, dust collection system
Standard Product Specs
Standard Frame: 15' Standard Head: 3" x 72" driven by 3 HP Optional Head: 3: x 108" driven by 5 HP
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