Stainless Steel Tumbling Media Pins - 0.047" Diameter, 0.255" Le
Stainless Steel Tumbling Media Pins - 0.047" Diameter, 0.255" Le
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- 302/304 Stainless Steel
- 0.047" Diameter (size 47)
- 0.255" Length (size 255)
- Bonus Brass Shine Sample Pack Included
- 5 Pound Package
Product Description
Product Specifications
- Created from the highest quality 302/304 stainless steel wire sourced from a US-based steel mill with certificates of conformance
 - Manufactured and packaged in the USA, helping to support the domestic economy, unlike the inferior imported stainless media found elsewhere
 - Ferromagnetic 300-series stainless steel that is attracted by a magnet (but not magnetic itself, nor is it a 400-series stainless), making for easy pick up with a rare earth magnet
 - Virtually unlimited tumbling cycles with brass cartridges, so there's no need to replenish your media due to breakdown, unlike walnut, corn cob, or ceramic media
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The Ultimate Combo with Brass Shine Detergent
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"li"Your pouch of media will come stuffed with a sample packet of guntap's Brass Shine Detergent, the all-in-one solution that is superior to the dish detergent + lemon shine concoction (available to purchase in 1lb, 2lb, and 10lb sizes)
- Made in Texas at guntap's manufacturing facility, Brass Shine Detergent contains a proprietary formula developed over many months of cleaning thousands of cartridges"br"  "li"Made from biodegradable ingredients, guntap's formulation contains only the necessary ingredients to make your brass (and other metals) as clean as possible with as little foam as possible
- Works with hard and soft water, no need to add any other chemicals to your tumbler for optimal results
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Usage Directions
Although each tumbling batch is unique, the below 4-step system provides general directions for getting started when using guntap Stainless Steel Tumbling Media and Brass Shine Detergent in a rotary tumbler with a 1 gallon capacity.
If you have a 1 quart tumbler, you can reduce the amount of detergent to one teaspoon. For larger tumblers (e.g. cement mixers, PVC pipe, etc..), one to two tablespoons per gallon of water is recommended.
As you perform more cleanings with the pins, you'll be able to fine tune the variables to reach the optimal result in the least amount of time."br""br" *Do not exceed the tumblerâs maximum weight capacity otherwise premature motor failure may occur.
The 4-Step System
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Step 1Place the stainless steel pins in the tumbling drum, along with your brass cartridges (or other metal parts), one tablespoon of Brass Shine, and enough water to fill the drum halfway |
Step 2Turn on the tumbler and let run for at least 45 minutes for relatively clean cartridges/parts, or up to 2 hours for heavily soiled cartridges/parts |
Step 3Turn off the tumbler and check to see if additional cleaning time is needed (replacing the water with more detergent may be necessary if the water appears very dirty) |
Step 4Once clean, thoroughly rinse the cartridges/parts, dry, and store in a sealed container, preferably with a desiccant to prevent oxidation or corrosion. |
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