Will you have what I run?
The recovered catalog lists the known families, shapes, sizes, and compound numbers. Kevin confirms the current item on the quote.
Media and compounds
The media counter is open again.
Your machine is fine. You need the consumable that finishes the part. Browse the Richwood line, add what you run, and send one quote request.
Product names and variants are visible before you talk to anyone.
Seven working categories
Find the line you already run.
Start with the family, shape, or compound number on the old bag. If the match is not clear, add the closest item and tell Kevin what is in the machine now.
Standard finishing media11 families
Ceramic Media
50 lb minimum · 50 lb increments
Durable media in precise shapes and several compositions.
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Resilient finishing media17 families
Plastic and Polyester Media
50 lb minimum · 50 lb increments
Shape families with archived order codes and dimensions.
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Small ball and cylinder media8 families
Porcelain Media
50 lb minimum · 50 lb increments
Porcelain balls and cylinders in metric sizes.
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Metal finishing media1 family
Steel and Stainless Steel Media
50 lb minimum · 50 lb increments
Steel and stainless steel media from the legacy catalog.
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Preformed and granular media6 families
Hardwood Media
50 lb minimum · 50 lb increments
Hardwood shapes, corn cob meal, and walnut shell.
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Legacy tumbling media1 family
XM and XA Tumbling Nuggets
50 lb minimum · 50 lb increments
XM and XA tumbling nuggets from the archived catalog.
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Process compounds36 families
Finishing Compounds
25 lb boxes · 5 / 55 gal liquids
Abrasive, burnishing, cleaning, neutralizing, and rust inhibiting compounds.
Open category →Shown with a US quarter for scale.
Quick starting point
Match the media to your part.
Pick the machine, material and job. The finder gives you a media family and compound for Kevin to check against the actual part.
Starting pairAluminum
Cut a burr fast
Start here, then confirm the shape, size, and mix.
Some centrifugal barrel jobs benefit from concentrated powders that break down more slowly. The right form still depends on your part and finish.
MediaTriangle
Richwood and Vibra Finish formulas can serve similar jobs. Compare the product descriptions and confirm the match with Kevin before substituting one for another. Compare compounds.
This is a starting point, not a process guarantee. Kevin confirms the pair against the part, finish target, machine, and media you run now.
The machine is half of it. Media is the other half.
Media touches the metal
Shape reaches the feature. Composition sets the cut, wear, and finish.
Compound controls the run
It cleans, carries soil, changes the cutting action, and helps hold the surface you are trying to make.
The match is the skill
Kevin checks the part material, geometry, machine, current media, and finish target before the quote is final.
The finish is on the part, not the spec sheet.
A media code is only the start. Send the old code, a photo, or a sample part. Kevin checks the details before pricing the request.
Ready for current numbers?
Build the quote. Kevin prices the load.
Add products or exact variants. Submit once. Kevin comes back with current pricing and freight after he confirms the match.
Can you match my current media?
Yes. Add the closest listing and include the bag code, dimensions, or a photo in the request.
Do I have to call first?
No. Browse the product and variant data, build the request, and send it without a call.