2017 HAMMOND VERSA FLOW VSF1200P machine research record.
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The catalog retained a used Manual and Other Machining record, no public location and $93,500 as of July 10, 2026. Its source-state label is “Source record marked active — verify.” None of those fields independently proves present availability.
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- Record identity
- MBB-R-9EAF523E5DF4 · MBB-owned public code
- Last catalog observation
- July 10, 2026
- Recorded source
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- Recorded asking price
- $93,500 · currency and terms not separately retained
- Recorded location
- Location not published
- Specification scope
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- Source-state label
- Source record marked active — verify
- Present availability
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- MBB role
- Independent research record; not the seller or broker
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- Public machine location was not retained.
- No structured exact-unit or model-reference specifications were retained.
- Installed and included options are unknown.
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2017 HAMMOND VERSA FLOW VSF1200P model-reference specifications.
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Additional record details
Tub diameter 48” Tub depth 18” Tub Speed 300-900 SFM 15 HP main drive motor Gear reduction to tub Removable tub screen Water/Compound dispersing system Spindle Speed 0-25 RPM Pneumatic ID collet Spindle Rinse EZ Clean Tub Screen Versa Flow Background: The Versa Flow line of machines is an ultra-high energy form of mass finishing. The power is created by a high-speed spinning tub filled with media and liquid compound. The centrifugal force produced by the spinning tub and weight of the media provides a form fitting abrasive mass. The part is mounted on a rotating spindle which presents the part to the rotating mass for processing. The spindle design allows for many different sizes of parts and presentations into the mass. The Roto-Spin is capable of processing parts in minutes or even seconds compared to traditional vibratory EZ Clean Tub Screen: Allows fluid to constantly flow through the tub. This flow removes the waste from media breaking down and the material from the processed part out of the tub. The rotating tub is perforated and covered with an easily removed fine wire mesh. For use with dry processing the wire mesh screen is replaced with a solid screen. Variable Hi-Speed Tub: The variable speed tub is controlled by a VFD. The speed in Surface Feet per Minute (SFM) is measured at the tub wall. This speed increases the centrifugal force applied to the media. This helps the compound flow through the tub and applies great amounts of force to the processed part. The tub is contained in a heavy duty structural base built to withstand the significant energy produced by the spinning tub. The tub is mounted on the output shaft of a heavy duty gear reducer. Tub Drain: Tub drain contains the liquid as centrifugal force pushes it out of the tub during processing. This drain collects the liquid and allows time for solids to settle. This helps in cleaning and recirculation of compound. VSF-1200P Spindle: The spindle is designed and constructed to withstand the force applied by the rotating media mass. The tilting of the spindle is done by a pneumatic cylinder. This tilt cylinder plunges the part into the mass. Securing the part to the spindle is done by a standard Hardinge style collet that is pneumatically operated. Urethane collet protectors are added to protect the tooling from the rotating mass. During the spindle process the part will run in both directions to fully present all critical part geometry to the media mass. After the process is completed the spindle blow-off will remove media from the tooling and part back into the tub. A Jog pushbutton and hand spray is also included to aid in part rinsing. Part positioning in the tub is critical to process performance. The spindle adjustments are explained in detail below. Spindle Drive: The rotating spindle turns the part in the mass in both CW and CCW directions. The 0- 25rpm speed of the spindle is fully adjustable and controlled by the 1/4hp VFD. Vertical Adjustment: The vertical spindle adjust…