Kramer Industries

Getting consistent results with barrel finishing depends on more than the tumbler itself. Media selection, barrel speed, load levels, compounds, and the choice between wet and dry tumbling can each affect the final finish.

Our Barrel Finishing Guide breaks down these factors and explains how barrel tumbling can be used for deburring, polishing, and other bulk finishing applications. Read the full guide on our website.

Quality products matter, but responsive service matters just as much. When an issue comes up, our team works quickly to make it right and keep our customers moving.

Thank you, Dustin, for sharing your experience and continuing to choose Kramer Industries for your polishing media and finishing needs. We look forward to supporting your work for years to come.

Q: How do I know when it’s time to replace my blasting media?

A: As abrasive media breaks down through repeated use, changes in particle size and shape can reduce cutting action and affect the consistency of the finish.

Signs your media may need to be replaced include slower cleaning times, uneven results, or an increase in dust and fines. Keeping an eye on media condition can help maintain reliable blasting performance and prevent unnecessary downtime.

Not sure whether your blasting media is still performing as it should? Our team can help you evaluate your options.

The right accessories help keep your blasting equipment and your teams ready for the demands of the job. We offer air-fed helmets, blast hoses, nozzles, gloves, replacement parts, and other accessories designed to support safe and effective operation.

Explore our available blasting accessories on our website to find the right products for your setup.

Today, we remember those who lost their lives on September 11 and honor the first responders who served with extraordinary courage. Our thoughts are with the families and communities who continue to carry their memory.

When a coating needs to come off but the part underneath needs to stay intact, urea plastic grit gets the job done with a less aggressive cutting action than harder mineral abrasives. That makes it a strong option for applications that call for:

➡️ Coating Removal: Strips paint and other coatings effectively
➡️ Substrate Protection: Limits damage to sensitive underlying materials
➡️ Dimensional Control: Helps maintain critical part dimensions
➡️ Precision Blasting: Works well on aluminum, composites, and other delicate components

For parts that demand a more controlled approach, urea plastic grit delivers effective surface preparation without unnecessary material removal.

On Labor Day, we recognize the hard work that keeps American manufacturing moving forward and the people who make it possible every day.

We’re proud of our team and grateful for the skill and dedication they bring to the job. We hope everyone enjoys some well-earned time off today!

Wastewater generated during vibratory and mass finishing can contain compounds, media fines, and metal particles that need to be managed before reuse or discharge.

Our WST Series Settling Tanks separate suspended solids through controlled settling to help produce cleaner process water and reduce disposal costs. Multiple tank sizes are available to accommodate different production requirements, with volume pricing and wholesale discounts available for larger orders.