How the sPINner Magnetic Deburring Machine Works

edited and written by Bernard Martin

Operating the sPINner Magnetic Deburring Machine is a seamless process with its intuitive controls and customizable features.

The sPINner comes equipped  with adjustable speed and intensity controls, along with programmable timers for each direction, giving you complete control over the deburring process. The LED display ensures precision and delivers customized results.

The sPINner’s functionality relies on powerful magnets situated below the sPINner well, creating a rotating magnetic field within the sPINner tub. This stirring action, when paired with magnetized stainless steel pin media, effectively deburrs, smooths rough edges, and polishes your parts, resulting in the best possible finish.

The , stainless steel pin media, can be added to a single or multiple tubs along with liquid solution, cutting fluid or even water. The parts that require deburring are added to the container and the desired cycle time and other parameters are dialed in to the controller.  

When it's time to separate the demurred parts from the media, simply pour everything through a strainer that sits in a second container.  Place the strainer and the container back in the tub of the sPINner unit, momentarily turn it on and all of the magnetic pins are sucked through the colander/strainer.  And you're ready for your next batch of deburring parts to be added.
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Here are a few usage tips to operate the Magnetic Deburring Machine:

• When working with hard materials that require more power, choose media with a diameter of 0.5mm or larger.
• For softer materials, use media with a diameter of 0.5mm or smaller.
• When dealing with parts that have small holes and crevices, opt for 3mm length media.
• Always make sure that the diameter of the media is smaller than the holes present in your parts.

By following the recommended operation procedure and usage tips, you can effortlessly achieve optimal results, ensuring your parts undergo a thorough and efficient deburring process.