If you reload rifle or pistol ammunition, keeping your brass clean is the first step toward consistent, reliable rounds. The Frankford Arsenal Quick-N-Ez Case Tumbler 220V Kit gives you an economical way to remove fouling, lube, and oxidation from fired cases—all in one compact package. This vibratory tumbler handles up to 600 rounds of 9mm or 350 rounds of .223 per batch, making it practical for both regular shooters and prolific handloaders who process cases frequently.

The kit arrives ready to work: you get the tumbler itself, a rotary media separator for quick cleaning and reuse of your tumbler media, a 3 lb. supply of cleaning media to get started, 4 oz. of brass polish, and a plastic bucket for mixing and storage. The media separator is the real time-saver here—it lets you dump your cleaned cases and tumble media into it, shake out the cases, and keep your media in the tumbler for the next batch instead of hand-picking cases out of wet media.

This is a 220V model, so verify your shop or reloading setup has compatible power before ordering. Pair it with Frankford Arsenal walnut or corn cob media (sold separately) for ongoing batches. Clean brass is the foundation of accurate reloading; a few hours in the tumbler saves you from squinting at case prep and eliminates the grit and residue that can affect press feeding and seating consistency.

If you reload rifle or pistol ammunition, keeping your brass clean is the first step toward consistent, reliable rounds. The Frankford Arsenal Quick-N-Ez Case Tumbler 220V Kit gives you an economical way to remove fouling, lube, and oxidation from fired cases—all in one compact package. This vibratory tumbler handles up to 600 rounds of 9mm or 350 rounds of .223 per batch, making it practical for both regular shooters and prolific handloaders who process cases frequently.

The kit arrives ready to work: you get the tumbler itself, a rotary media separator for quick cleaning and reuse of your tumbler media, a 3 lb. supply of cleaning media to get started, 4 oz. of brass polish, and a plastic bucket for mixing and storage. The media separator is the real time-saver here—it lets you dump your cleaned cases and tumble media into it, shake out the cases, and keep your media in the tumbler for the next batch instead of hand-picking cases out of wet media.

This is a 220V model, so verify your shop or reloading setup has compatible power before ordering. Pair it with Frankford Arsenal walnut or corn cob media (sold separately) for ongoing batches. Clean brass is the foundation of accurate reloading; a few hours in the tumbler saves you from squinting at case prep and eliminates the grit and residue that can affect press feeding and seating consistency.