Frankford Arsenal Quick-N-Ez Media Separator - Durable Blue Plastic, Model 121925

The Frankford Arsenal Quick-N-Ez Media Separator is a compact brass-cleaning tool built for reloaders who want to speed up case prep without the mess. After your cases come out of the tumbler, this media separator lets you quickly sift out your brass from walnut or corn cob media—no more digging through a pile by hand. At just 1 pound and measuring 10.4×10.5×7 inches, it takes up minimal bench space and stores easily between sessions.

Built with durable blue plastic construction, the separator handles batches of up to 350 .223 cases or 600 9mm cases at a time, so whether you're processing rifle brass or pistol rounds, you can move volume without needing multiple passes. The cord-mounted on/off switch gives you hands-free operation once you get your media and brass loaded—flip it on, let the separator do the shaking, and your cleaned cases drop through while the media stays behind.

This is the workhorse approach to case cleaning: pair it with Frankford walnut or corn cob media, run a batch through your tumbler, and use the Quick-N-Ez to separate and recover your media for reuse. It won't add frills, but it will save you time and frustration on a task that's part of every serious reloader's routine.

Key Features

• Compact footprint (10.4×10.5×7 inches) fits on any reloading bench
• Durable blue plastic construction
• Cord-mounted on/off switch for convenient operation
• Handles up to 350 .223 cases or 600 9mm cases per batch
• Designed for use with Frankford walnut or corn cob media
• Lightweight at 1 pound

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What brass and media does the Quick-N-Ez work with?

The separator is designed to work with Frankford walnut or corn cob tumbler media. It will handle rifle brass (such as .223) and pistol brass (such as 9mm) up to the stated capacity of each.

How many cases can I clean in one batch?

The separator can process up to 350 .223 cases or 600 9mm cases per load, depending on case size. You can run multiple batches if you have more brass to clean.

Do I need anything else to use this media separator?

You'll need a tumbler loaded with Frankford walnut or corn cob media, and brass to clean. The separator handles the separation step after your media has done the cleaning work in the tumbler.