Stainless steel mixed tumbling shot, a loose pile of spheres, cones and pins on a linen cloth

Stainless Steel Mixed Shapes Tumbling Shot, 1 kg, Jewellery Polishing Media with Spheres, Cones and Pins

£29.99
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Stainless steel mixed tumbling shot, a loose pile of spheres, cones and pins on a linen cloth
SKU: PJ-A1X2-9YHX

Stainless Steel Mixed Shapes Tumbling Shot, 1 kg, Jewellery Polishing Media with Spheres, Cones and Pins

£29.99
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For jewellers tumble-polishing complex pieces, single-shape shot often misses recesses and fine details. This 1kg mixed stainless steel shot combines three geometries to burnish every surface, from broad planes to intricate chain links, in a single session for a consistent, bright finish.

Key features

  • A balanced mix of spheres, diagonally-cut pins, and saucer-shaped cones.
  • Spheres burnish flat and convex surfaces whilst pins reach into recesses and links.
  • The unique cone shape provides a third point of contact for complex geometry.
  • Formed from stainless steel to prevent rust and ensure a long working life.
  • Suitable for polishing all metals in both rotary and vibratory tumblers.

Who it's for

Primarily for bench jewellers and silversmiths requiring a high-quality, consistent finish on their work. Also suitable for model makers and engineers needing to deburr and polish small, detailed metal components.

Specifications

  • Material: Stainless Steel
  • Total Weight: 1 kg
  • Included Shapes: Spheres, Pins, Cones

Free UK delivery · Same-day dispatch target for orders before 2pm Mon–Fri · 30-day returns

Specifications
Material Stainless steel
Approx. shipping weight Approx. 1 kg
Finish Satin finish

Is this the right tool for you?

Best for

  • UK jewellers polishing intricate pieces in a tumbler
  • Silversmiths seeking a consistent, high-quality finish
  • Model makers deburring small metal components
  • Engineers polishing detailed metal parts

Not for

  • Aggressive material removal or heavy deburring
  • Polishing non-metal materials like plastics or wood
  • Large-scale industrial tumbling operations
  • Customers requiring single-shape media only

How this compares

Stainless Steel Mixed Shapes... Alternatives
Included shapes Balanced mix of spheres, diagonally-cut pins, and saucer-shaped cones Typically a single shape, such as spheres or cylinders
Coverage for complex pieces Mixed geometries burnish broad planes, recesses, and intricate links Single-shape shot often misses fine details and recesses
Material quality Stainless steel for rust prevention and extended working life Standard steel, which may be prone to rust and wear
Application versatility Suitable for all metals in both rotary and vibratory tumblers May be less effective across different metals or tumbler types

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