Kramer Industries

Kramer Tumble Blasters are designed to remove flash and burrs on small parts, including areas that are difficult to reach with traditional tumbling or vibratory media.

By combining blasting and part handling into one process, these systems provide a consistent and economical solution for high-volume finishing applications. Kramer Industries currently offers five tumble blasting machine models to support a range of production needs.

Visit our website or connect with our team to learn more.

High Density Ceramic Tumbling Media is designed for faster cutting action, shorter cycle times, and long-lasting performance across a broad range of finishing applications. Its higher density makes it especially effective for deburring steel and titanium, removing machining lines, edge rounding, and polishing parts that require a more aggressive finishing process. The durable composition also helps reduce residue and wastewater while supporting more efficient production.

Every vibratory finishing process involves balancing cut rate with the desired surface finish. More aggressive media can reduce cycle times, while finer media helps create a smoother appearance over a longer process. Many manufacturers use a staged finishing approach that includes:

⚙️ Aggressive media for deburring
⚙️ Medium-cut media for smoothing
⚙️ Fine media or steel media for polishing

This process helps maintain consistency while supporting surface quality standards across production.

Commercial sandblasters play an essential role in metal finishing by preparing surfaces for coating, painting, welding, and additional processing.

The right blasting setup helps remove contaminants, create a consistent surface profile, and improve adhesion across a wide range of metal applications. Different cabinet styles, pressure systems, and abrasive media all influence the final result, which makes proper equipment selection an important part of the process.

Read our blog, “The Role of Commercial Sandblasters in Metal Finishing Processes,” on our website to learn more.

National Safety Month is a great time to take a closer look at the systems, equipment, and day-to-day practices that support safer operations and protect both people and property.

In surface finishing environments, proper setup and process control help maintain material quality while creating a safer environment for the teams operating the equipment every day, which is why safety remains a priority across every part of the operation at Kramer Industries.

If you’re working through a project and need answers to your surface finishing questions in real time, the AI assistant on our website offers a quick way to dig into media, equipment, and process details as you go. And whenever you want additional guidance, our team is always available to help.

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Remanufactured media offers a practical way to extend the life of your finishing process without sacrificing performance.

Materials like steel grit, steel shot, and aluminum oxide grit can be restored to a consistent, usable condition, helping reduce material costs while maintaining reliable results across applications. This approach supports operations focused on efficiency and long-term value.

When parts sit between processing steps, even for a short time, rust can start to form.

Adding a rust inhibitor during rinsing or within the process helps protect surfaces in that gap. Kramco 1510 offers protection that lasts for weeks, even on wet parts, and removes easily with a plain water rinse when it is time to move forward.