Walther Trowal CF 100 vs CF 400 circular vibrator catalog comparison
Compare CF 100 and CF 400 using the official Walther Trowal CF brochure marked 11/18, physical PDF page2. Filter 10 source fields, record your part, separation, site and acceptance questions, and download the current review. Conditional volume, diagonal limits and drive rows remain versioned references. The separately captured current web table is not merged into a current offer.
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Versioned catalog rows
| Source field | CF 100 | CF 400 |
|---|---|---|
| Work bowl gross volume (L) | 100 | 400 |
| Conditional usable volume (L) | 83 | 260 |
| Largest workpiece dimension measured diagonally (mm) | 160 | 260 |
| Total separation screen area (cm2) | 1,960 | 3,270 |
| Total weight (kg; empty basis not stated in CM/CF table) | 510 | 1,190 |
| Standard drive power at 1,500 rpm (kW) | 1.2 kW | 2.6 kW |
| Standard motor speed entry (rpm; equipment basis) | 1,000 / 1,500 (two rotary speeds; joint row) | 1,000 / 1,500 (two rotary speeds; joint row) |
| Maximum centrifugal force (N) | 21,500 | 49,000 |
| Catalog accessory magnetic separator reference | MS 101x14 | MS 134x24 |
| Catalog accessory vibratory drier reference | G 100 | G 200 |
Keep bowl volume separate from part batch load
The 11/18 PDF lists CF 100 with 100 L gross and 83 L conditional usable volume; CF 400 has 400 L gross and 260 L conditional usable volume. The footnote ties the media-to-workpiece ratio to geometry, material and delicacy or nicking risk. Neither column supplies a universal part-only load, bulk density, daily output or cycle time. Record the actual part and media constraints before a representative sample trial.
Review the diagonal and separation interface
The listed diagonal limits are 160 mm for CF 100 and 260 mm for CF 400. A single diagonal value cannot prove motion clearance, nesting, lodging risk, contact damage or complete unloading. Separation-screen areas are 1,960 cm2 and 3,270 cm2, respectively. Screen area does not establish separation speed, aperture, media retention or workpiece carry-out. The CF brochure states a pneumatic separation flap is standard for CF 200 and larger; CF 100 is excluded from that statement. Confirm the actual flap and motor configuration.
Keep drive rows tied to their version
CF 100 lists 1.2 kW at 1,500 rpm; CF 400 lists 2.6 kW. Their standard speed entries are 1,000 / 1,500 (two rotary speeds; joint row) and 1,000 / 1,500 (two rotary speeds; joint row). Two-speed alternatives are not a continuous recommended processing range. Inverter maxima are equipment limits, not a validated setpoint. Drive power is not measured energy consumption or total connected load, and no energy cost or productivity is calculated.
Review accessories and supplier drawings
The catalog drier references are G 100 for CF 100 and G 200 for CF 400. Magnetic separator references are MS 101x14 and MS 134x24. These are brochure accessory references, not installation, compatibility, stock or quotation approval. Review discharge interface, part/media separation, drying suitability and material-specific acceptance with the responsible supplier. Lettered drawing dimensions are omitted from this tool; no floor plan or maintenance clearance is inferred.
Current official web table and version differences
CF 100: usable is 83 in the PDF and 66 under the current web label "Useful volume [l]**". These are unresolved version differences. Keep the PDF reference separate and request the offered specification.
Official current CF product page, captured 2026-10-05. This comparison covers selected numeric rows; it is not an exhaustive current configuration reconciliation. Confirm offered model, drawing revision, accessories and process trial separately.
Source and scope
Official CF brochure, 11/18, physical page2; captured 2026-10-05. This is an independent Walther Trowal reference. No Jintaijin supply, partnership, equivalent machine, actual finishing result, medical qualification or current offer is established. User notes are USER_RECORDED_NOT_VERIFIED; diagrams are original source-data references.
Questions about this model pair
How do CF 100 and CF 400 compare in bowl volume?
The 11/18 PDF lists CF 100 with 100 L gross and 83 L conditional usable volume; CF 400 has 400 L gross and 260 L conditional usable volume. The footnote ties the media-to-workpiece ratio to geometry, material and delicacy or nicking risk. Neither column supplies a universal part-only load, bulk density, daily output or cycle time. Record the actual part and media constraints before a representative sample trial.
Do their diagonal limits establish part fit?
The listed diagonal limits are 160 mm for CF 100 and 260 mm for CF 400. A single diagonal value cannot prove motion clearance, nesting, lodging risk, contact damage or complete unloading. Separation-screen areas are 1,960 cm2 and 3,270 cm2, respectively. Screen area does not establish separation speed, aperture, media retention or workpiece carry-out. The CF brochure states a pneumatic separation flap is standard for CF 200 and larger; CF 100 is excluded from that statement. Confirm the actual flap and motor configuration.
Can their catalog speeds be used as process settings?
CF 100 lists 1.2 kW at 1,500 rpm; CF 400 lists 2.6 kW. Their standard speed entries are 1,000 / 1,500 (two rotary speeds; joint row) and 1,000 / 1,500 (two rotary speeds; joint row). Two-speed alternatives are not a continuous recommended processing range. Inverter maxima are equipment limits, not a validated setpoint. Drive power is not measured energy consumption or total connected load, and no energy cost or productivity is calculated.
Which accessory references require confirmation?
The catalog drier references are G 100 for CF 100 and G 200 for CF 400. Magnetic separator references are MS 101x14 and MS 134x24. These are brochure accessory references, not installation, compatibility, stock or quotation approval. Review discharge interface, part/media separation, drying suitability and material-specific acceptance with the responsible supplier. Lettered drawing dimensions are omitted from this tool; no floor plan or maintenance clearance is inferred.
Does the current official website agree with this PDF version?
CF 100: usable is 83 in the PDF and 66 under the current web label "Useful volume [l]**". These are unresolved version differences. Keep the PDF reference separate and request the offered specification.
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