Vibra Finish to exhibit at Canada’s largest manufacturing event

Vibra Finish will be among the more than 700 suppliers from around the world showcasing their latest and greatest products and solutions at the Canadian Manufacturing Technology Show (CMTS) in September. The biennial show, the largest manufacturing event in Canada, is taking place September 25-28 at the International Centre in Mississauga, Ont.

Meet Vibra Finish

Vibra Finish is an ISO-9001:2015 registered Canadian manufacturer of vibratory finishing and handling equipment, and a leading provider of production finishing services. Backed by 45 years of expertise, the Mississauga, Ont.-based company has earned a reputation for providing superior quality products and services that continually meet and exceed its customers’ demanding needs. Vibra Finish invites companies to check out its products first-hand and chat with its knowledgeable team at Booth 2785 at CMTS. For free exhibit hall access, register on the Vibra Finish website.

Opportunities abound

Vibra Finish will be joined by the more than 9,000 Canadian manufacturing professionals and prospective buyers who are expected to attend this year. The show provides an opportunity to explore the latest industry trends, check out new product innovations, and form valuable connections. It also offers a unique, hands-on learning environment where attendees can discover revolutionary manufacturing technologies and learn about the latest advancements in machine tools, tooling and workholding, metalforming and fabricating, advanced manufacturing, additive manufacturing/3D printing, automation and robotics, and design engineering.

CMTS is also packed with education programming, many networking activities, and kicks off with an opening keynote by futurist Jim Carroll, who will offer his insight and predictions about the current and future opportunities in the world of manufacturing.

To learn more about the types of solutions you can expect to see from Vibra Finish at the show, visit the company’s website.

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