By Application

Finishing

Deburring gets the burrs off. Finishing takes the surface the rest of the way, leveling scratches and laying down a consistent grain or a bright, uniform finish across the whole part. When appearance matters as much as the edge, this is the process that ships a part your customer is proud to receive.

The Lineup

Finishing Machines

Timesavers 11 Series

Timesavers

Timesavers 11 Series

Entry-level wet processing with an integrated dryer for small shops and small parts

Head Type
Drum
Heads
1 to 2
Timesavers 22 Series

Timesavers

Timesavers 22 Series

Configurable belt and brush deburring and finishing in two widths with up to three heads

Heads
1 to 3
Widths
37 & 52 in
Timesavers 31 Series LYNX

Timesavers

Timesavers 31 Series LYNX

The most versatile Timesavers wet machine, engineered to your exact needs for up to two shifts

Widths
19 & 37 in
Heads
Up to 4 (19 in) / up to 3 (37 in)

Buyer Guidance

How to Choose

For a uniform surface finish, a brush or fine abrasive belt head levels the whole part in one pass so there are no hot spots or missed corners. Rotary brush machines are especially good at a consistent grain across a mixed parts mix.

For the finest finishes, wet processing runs coolant that protects the surface and holds an even result run after run. Tell us the finish you are after and we will match the head and the media to hit it.

Not Sure Which Machine Is Right for Your Shop?

Carlson's team has placed equipment in New England fabrication shops for over 67 years. We know which machine fits your material, your volume, and your floor plan. Call us or send a note and we will get back to you the same day.