- We offer a variety of polishing solutions for your intake manifold needs
- Our machines are suitable for removing rust, cleaning, polishing, and smoothening intake manifolds
- We have a wide selection of mass finishing media and machines for all your polishing requirements
- We offer our clients the option to customize their machines upon request
Inovatec Machinery The Number One Choice for Intake Manifold Polishing Solutions in China
With more than 20 years of experience as a manufacturer and supplier of all polishing needs, we guarantee top quality results on all your parts. We have designed our mass finishing machines to be able to withstand all types of parts for your needs. We use the best quality materials to construct our machines and polishing compounds.
This is similar to TVB (A) in construction, design, and functionality. However, this tub finishing machine has a divided tub section. It’s suitable for polishing fragile and long parts to avoid damages between parts.
This machine is suitable for cleaning and polishing big sized manifolds. The media most suitable for this type of job is either the zirconia media balls or the stainless steel media for burnishing.
The Tub finishing machines are the number one choice for delicate parts. The inside construction of the tubs have Polyutherene HD90 coatings which allows for maximum durability of the machine.
Intake Manifold Materials
This is a popular materials used for manifolds. It’s lightweight, strong, and provides great performance.
In order to polish these materials, we recommend using the tub vibratory finishing machines. They are able to finish long parts and produce great results.
This is another great option for manifolds. They are made from excess pieces of metal found on larger aluminum parts.
To polish aluminum billet, we suggest using the TVB (B) tub finishing machine for the best results.
Cast iron manifolds are the easiest material to polish compared to other materials. Cast iron is heavy and strong in structure, meaning that they are less prone to damaging during polishing.
For this type of polishing, we highly recommend using the TVB (A) tub finishing machine to get the most satisfactory results.
High quality manifolds are made of coated ceramic for the best dissipation of heat. Ceramic is known for its great heat dissipation properties. This is essential for getting the best engine performance.
In order to polish coated ceramic intake manifolds, you will be required to use a TVB (B) tub finishing machine along with the appropriate polishing media.
High performance cars undergo high levels of stress and endurance. For this reason, it’s important to use strong and durable intake manifolds. Generally, intake manifolds for these cars are made from titanium or coated ceramic material. These materials are more expensive than other materials and require careful and precise polishing.
To polish titanium or coated ceramic material, we recommend using the TVB (B) tub finishing machine for maximum performance results.
These are great value for your money and is a leading choice for those looking for great performances.
The polishing process for these manifolds is suitable for both tub finishing machines. These machines polish parts perfectly while protecting them from damages.
Polishing Media for Intake Manifolds
We offer a wide selection of polishing media suitable for various purposes. However, we recommend using porcelain media and plastic media for intake manifolds. If you are unsure or have specific details you need to inquire about, give us a call today and one of our professionals will gladly assist you in choosing the right media for your intake manifolds.
- We have machinery suitable for polishing intake manifolds for the best performance
- Our selection of machines for polishing include tub finishing machines and many more
- We provide a 2-year warranty on our machines and a lifetime service warranty for all our clients
- We offer customization options for all our machines according to the needs of clients
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We have a minimum order quantity of one machine per order. However, you can order as many machines as you require.
Inovatec Machinery has been in the manufacturing industry for more than 20 years. We use only the best quality materials to make our machines and other polishing solutions to guarantee our clients get the best results for all their parts.
Media selection will depend on the type of parts that require polishing. For intake manifolds, we recommend using either porcelain or plastic media to obtain desirable results.
Upon your order, we require a 30% payment before we can begin your production. A further balance of 70% is required for shipping after your order has been checked and approved.
We accept payments including LLC, PayPal, Wire Transfer, Western Union, and many more. You can call us today to find out about our other payment options.
Yes. Exhaust manifolds can be polished using the tub finishing machines.
Polishing Intake Manifolds FAQ Guide
- 1. What materials are there for intake manifolds, and how are they polished?
- 2. What is the most suitable mass finishing machine for intake manifolds?
- 3. Which media is suitable for intake manifold polishing?
- 4. How are intake manifolds polished?
- 5. What advantages are there to using vibratory finishing machines for polishing intake manifolds?
1. What materials are there for intake manifolds, and how are they polished?
1.1 Aluminum Intake Manifolds
This is a popular materials used for manifolds. It’s lightweight, strong, and provides great performance.
In order to polish these materials, we recommend using the tub vibratory finishing machines. They are able to finish long parts and produce great results.
1.2 Aluminum Billet Intake Manifolds
This is another great option for manifolds. They are made from excess pieces of metal found on larger aluminum parts.
To polish aluminum billet, we suggest using the TVB (B) tub finishing machine for the best results.
1.3 Cast Iron Intake Manifolds
Cast iron manifolds are the easiest material to polish compared to other materials. Cast iron is heavy and strong in structure, meaning that they are less prone to damaging during polishing.
For this type of polishing, we highly recommend using the TVB (A) tub finishing machine to get the most satisfactory results.
1.4 Coated Ceramic Intake Manifolds
High quality manifolds are made of coated ceramic for the best dissipation of heat. Ceramic is known for its great heat dissipation properties. This is essential for getting the best engine performance.
In order to polish coated ceramic intake manifolds, you will be required to use a TVB (B) tub finishing machine along with the appropriate polishing media.
1.5 High Performance Intake Manifolds
High performance cars undergo high levels of stress and endurance. For this reason, it’s important to use strong and durable intake manifolds. Generally, intake manifolds for these cars are made from titanium or coated ceramic material. These materials are more expensive than other materials and require careful and precise polishing.
To polish titanium or coated ceramic material, we recommend using the TVB (B) tub finishing machine for maximum performance results.
1.6 Aluminum Motorcycle Sand Casting Intake Manifolds
These are great value for your money and is a leading choice for those looking for great performances.
The polishing process for these manifolds are suitable for both tub finishing machines. These machines polish parts perfectly while protecting them from damages.
2. What is the most suitable mass finishing machine for intake manifolds?
2.1 TVB (A) Tub Finishing Machine
This machine is suitable for cleaning and polishing big sized manifolds. The media most suitable for this type of job is either the zirconia media balls or the stainless steel media for burnishing.
The Tub finishing machines are the number one choice for delicate parts. The inside construction of the tubs have Polyutherene HD90 coatings which allows for maximum durability of the machine.
Some great features include:
- Digital timer to monitor the polishing process
- PU inner lining for resistance to wear
- The design is simple
- Enhanced system for blasting
Additional optional settings include:
- A frequency drive that’s adjustable
- Advanced machine motors
- Control box that’s movable
- Dosing pump made for compounding agents
2.2 TVB (B) Tub Finishing Machine
This is similar to TVB (A) in construction, design, and functionality. However, this tub finishing machine has a divided tub section. It’s suitable for polishing fragile and long parts to avoid damages between parts.
The features include:
- Inner PU lining for resistance to wear
- Simple design and construction
- Divided panels for processing
- Digital timer for monitoring processes
- Enhanced system for blasting
Optional settings include:
- Control box that’s movable
- Advanced machine motors
- Dosing pump for compounding agents
- Frequency drive that’s adjustable
3. Which media is suitable for intake manifold polishing?
When it comes to choosing media, we have a wide variety of options suitable for your needs.
The media will be dependent on the type of parts that require polishing as well as the degree of polishing they require.
For polishing intake manifolds, we highly recommend using porcelain or plastic media to get the best results.
3.1 Porcelain media
This strong media contains ceramic properties. Even though they are not as aggressive as other media, it gets the job done successfully.
It is available in a variety of shapes and sizes ideal for different parts and finishes. Choosing the right size and shape of media is important to avoid any lodging problems or surface damages. For intake manifolds, it’s important to choose a large media with small openings.
3.2 Plastic media
Plastic media is commonly used for polishing all types of parts. It is ideal for lightweight polishing. It doesn’t chip nor crack, and can last very long if used correctly.
It’s available in different shapes and sizes for various purposes. To get the best results, we suggest choosing the right media size and shape to ensure that there are neither lodging issues nor surface damages caused on your parts.
4. How are intake manifolds polished?
Intake manifolds are crucial in automotive industries.
In order to polish intake manifolds, it’s important to use either the TVB (A) tub finishing machine or TVB (B) tub finishing machine for the best results.
When it comes to polishing media, we recommend using either porcelain or plastic media, depending on the degree of polishing that is required.
If you require a specialized finish, then we suggest using compounding agents to achieve these results. Compounding agents removes all unwanted surface impurities.
To polish intake manifolds, you can begin by placing parts, media, and compounding agents in the tub of the finishing machine. Then you need to set the time and speed of polishing using the control console on the machine.
Once the process is complete, the machine stops operation automatically.
The compounding agents are then ejected from the machine and the parts and media undergo the separation process through the separation sieve.
Once the process is complete, then you can check for lodging of media. If lodging has occurred, remove media. If not, then the process has successfully been complete.
5. What advantages are there to using vibratory finishing machines for polishing intake manifolds?
There are some amazing benefits for using the vibratory finishing machines for polishing intake manifolds.
These include:
- Intricate polishing of parts
The vibratory machines are suitable for even the most intricate parts. It ensures the effective polishing of intake manifolds.
- Protection of parts against damaging
Polishing puts your parts at risk. However, the vibratory polishing machines are ideal for polishing your parts while protecting it against damages or surface contamination.
This machine helps to retain the original shape of parts during the process.
- Control console for easy operation
The control consoles are designed to improve efficiency and productivity of mass finishing processes. They are easy and simple to operate.
If you would like to find out more about our products, get in touch today.