Vibratory compounds are a significant part of the Vibra Finish process

Vibra Finish uses and sells 13 types of finishing compounds with various benefits.

For expert finishing of industrial metal parts, Vibra Finish is the company to trust. This company has mastered every part of the finishing process, from cleaning and polishing to smoothing and deburring. Vibra Finish also manufactures, uses and sells highly useful materials to aid in the finishing process – including a variety of vibratory compounds and media.

In the process, finishing compounds are placed together with water and media into a system and sliding or tumbling action of the machine causes the compounds to clean, polish and smooth surfaces.

Compounds are formulated with properties specifically tailored for use in either tumbling barrels or vibratory systems. Vibratory compounds are designed for finishing in vibratory machines, which are typically used for thorough cleaning and deburring of delicate parts, or parts that have bores or other recesses that are difficult to reach; they are also effective with large surfaces.

When the user adds selected compound and media to a vibratory machine with parts for mass finishing, the rubbing action of the machine has an abrasive effect on the parts that cleans them. Finishing compounds have suspension properties that prevent the debris that arises from depositing back on the parts, which keeps the abrasive action constant.

Vibra Finish manufactures various types of Vibra Glo compounds for various applications. These include different types of rust inhibitors, all-purpose cleaners, alkaline cleaners, mild acidic burnishers and washing compounds. The range of compound types available illustrates how they benefit the finishing process in many different ways.

With Vibra Finish compounds, manufacturing companies can always count on a superior finishing job.

About the Company

Founded in 1971, Vibra Finish manufactures vibratory-finishing equipment and provides finishing services for a wide range of industrial sectors. The company is based in Mississauga, Ontario.

For more information, contact Vibra Finish.

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