Powdered Compounds

Abrasive deburring powder compound. Mildly alkaline pH. Rust inhibitor. Off-white color. Ceramic or plastic media suggested. For use with all metals. Provides a medium cut. Non-impinging. Good color. Also for use as a rust inhibitor. Usage Guidelines: ¹/2 to 1 lb per gallon of water.

Abrasive deburring tumbling compound. Mildly acidic pH. Off-white color. Plastic or ceramic media suggested. For use with non-ferrous metals only. Provides a medium cut. Mild bleaching agent. Non-impinging. Faster than Kramco 150. Usage Guidelines: ¹/2 to 1 lb per gallon of water.

Abrasive deburring powder compound. Alkaline pH. Rust inhibitor. Dark color. Plastic or ceramic media suggested. For use with all metals. Provides an extra fast cut. Rust inhibitor, protecting all types of metals against corrosion to produce good color. Good for extra-long cycles. Excellent hard metal compound. Usage Guidelines: ¹/2 to 1 lb per gallon of water.

Rust inhibitor with a light cutting action and shine. Metal safe. White color. Ceramic or carbon steel media suggested. Powerful rust inhibitor for steel. Can be used to protect shot when storing for up to 3 months. Can be used for jewelry processing. Usage Guidelines: 3 to 4 oz per gallon of water.

Non-abrasive deburring compound for barrel tumbling. Metal safe. Rust inhibitor. Off-white color. Plastic or ceramic media suggested. Non-abrasive polishing and deburring compound for all metals. Rust inhibitor that protects against corrosion to produce good color. Works well with hard water. Suspends soil for free rinsing with a minimum of staining or darkening of the metal. Usage Guidelines: 3 to 4 oz per gallon of water.

Cleaning compound with a light cutting action and shine. Balanced pH. Rust inhibitor. White color. Plastic, ceramic or carbon steel media suggested. A barrel and shot cleaner for use with all metals. Used to clean parts before burnishing and to restore shot to a bright clean finish. Contains a rust inhibitor to protect shot. Shot may require two treatments. Can be used for jewelry processing. Usage Guidelines: 2 to 3 oz per gallon of water.

Cleaning tumbling powder with a light cutting action and shine. High pH. Rust inhibitor. White color. Carbon steel media suggested. For use with all metals. Similar to Kramco 750, but a more powerful cleaner with a higher pH. Mainly used as a barrel and shot cleaner (it will restore shot to a bright clean finish) or to run "white metal" castings (zinc or lead alloys). Contains a rust inhibitor to protect shot. Shot may require two treatments. Can be used for jewelry processing. Usage Guidelines: 2 to 3 oz per gallon of water.

Bleaching compound with a light cutting action and shine. Mildly acidic pH. Off-white color. Plastic or ceramic media suggested. Mild acid cleaner and bleaching agent for non-ferrous metals. May cause steel to rust. Can be used for jewelry processing. Usage Guidelines: 2 to 3 oz per gallon of water.

Burnishing compound for a bright polish. Balanced pH. Rust inhibitor. Yellow color. Carbon steel media suggested. For use with all metals. Usually used with steel shot for gold and silver. Contains a rust inhibitor to protect shot. Can be used for jewelry processing. Usage Guidelines: 2 to 3 oz per gallon of water.

Burnishing compound for a bright polish. Balanced pH. Yellow color. Carbon steel or stainless steel media suggested. For use with all metals. Similar to Kramco 910, but better for white metal (such as silver or pot metals), die-cast, aluminum and stainless steel, as it produces a whiter finish. Can be used for jewelry processing. Usage Guidelines: 2 to 3 oz per gallon of water.

Burnishing compound for a bright polish. High pH. Off-white color. Carbon steel or stainless steel media suggested. Higher pH for a brighter finish on steel. Similar to Kramco 910, but better for steel. Produces a whiter finish. Usage Guidelines: 2 to 3 oz per gallon of water.

Burnishing compound for a bright polish. Mildly alkaline pH. Off-white color. Ceramic media suggested. High lubrication for burnishing with ceramic media. Good for polishing plastics in a tumbler. Usage Guidelines: 2 to 3 oz per gallon of water.