Vibratory Tumbler 18 lb Metal Polisher with Drain
Load 18 lbs of small metal parts, run the cycle and come back to a consistent finish. The drain valve and wide 11 in bowl make unloading and cleanup simple.
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Load 18 lbs of small metal parts, run the cycle and come back to a consistent finish. The drain valve and wide 11 in bowl make unloading and cleanup simple.
18 lb vibratory bowl for bulk metal polishing and deburring
- time-consuming manual polishing of metal parts
- inconsistent finish across small batches
- messy media draining and cleanup
Batch-polish metal parts hands-free
Stop hand-finishing small batches that come out uneven. Load 18 lbs, run the cycle, and unload consistent parts through a drain valve.
Built to run batch after batch

Eighteen pounds, every batch
The 18 lb bowl and wide 11 in opening take a full load of small parts in one cycle. Fewer runs means fewer evenings tied to the bench.
Drain valve, no spill
The red and white valve on the bowl side lets media drain out so you can separate parts without tipping a heavy bowl. The lid keeps the mess inside while it runs.

Spring base, steady run
Exposed coil springs and a powder-coated steel base keep the vibration working the media instead of shaking your bench.
Capacity and build at a glance
- 18 lbsBulk capacity per batch
- 11 inWide bowl opening
Four steps to a finished batch
- 1Load the bowl
Add parts and abrasive media, keeping within the 18 lb capacity.
- 2Add water
Pour in water and any compound you use.
- 3Close the lid and run
Plug into a standard outlet and start the cycle.
- 4Drain and unload
Open the side valve over a bin, then lift out your parts.
What arrives at your door
- Vibratory tumbler with bowl and lid×1
Blue poly bowl on spring-mounted base
- Power cord×1
US 3-prong plug
From hand work to a finished batch
The hand-polishing grind
Evenings go to a buffing wheel or a rotary tool. Piece one looks good, piece thirty looks different, and the bench ends up covered in spilled media. A bulk order makes the math plain: hand work cannot keep up.
A batch that finally finishes itself
Load the 18 lb bowl with parts, media and water, close the lid and walk away. The spring-mounted base keeps the vibration in the bowl, and the drain valve sends media to a separate bin when the cycle ends. You come back to parts with a consistent finish.
Check the footprint
- 18 7/8 inHeight
- 14 1/8 inBase width
- 11 inBowl opening
Fits on a standard workbench or garage shelf
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
The bowl holds 18 lbs total load, with an 11 in opening and a central post inside. It suits small parts such as jewelry pieces, casings, hardware and small steel components. Larger parts take up more of the load, so run fewer at a time.
Any vibratory tumbler hums, and you will hear it at full load. The spring-mounted base keeps vibration off your bench, and the lid helps contain the sound. In a shared space, run it in a garage or utility room.
Yes. It is made for polishing and deburring metal parts with abrasive media and water, including brass, steel and casings.
The valve sits on the side of the bowl. Open it over a bin and the liquid drains out, which makes separating media from parts much easier than tipping the bowl.
A full 18 lb batch runs unattended, so the hours you spend at a buffing wheel go to other work. Over repeated bulk jobs, the time saved and the repeatable finish are the return.
The tumbler unit with its blue bowl and lid, and a power cord with a US 3-prong plug. Media and compound are sold separately.












