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Choosing the Right Media
In any vibratory surface finishing operation, selecting the correct media is absolutely critical. The type, shape, and size of media you use will directly affect the final finish on your components, as well as the efficiency, consistency, and cost-effectiveness of the process.

What Do Our Machines Do?
What is a Vibratory Finishing Machine?
A vibratory finishing machine is used to improve the surface of metal or plastic components. It works by shaking or vibrating a container filled with parts, abrasive media and a finishing compound. The constant movement causes the parts to rub against the media, which helps to remove sharp edges, smooth surfaces or polish the components.
This process is commonly used in industries such as automotive, aerospace and engineering. It is ideal for deburring, cleaning and preparing surfaces before further treatments like painting or plating. The machine can process many parts at once, making it a cost-effective solution for high-volume production.

Why Correct Media Type, Shape, and Size Are Essential in Vibratory Finishing
In the world of vibratory finishing, success depends on more than just the machine — it depends on selecting the correct media type, shape, and size for the application. At Sharmic, we work with customers across industries to optimise their finishing processes, ensuring that every component achieves the desired result efficiently, safely, and without unnecessary delays.

Market Outlook: The Future of Vibratory Surface Finishing
We remain steadfast in our commitment to maintaining an informed and forward-looking perspective on the trends, innovations, and transformative shifts shaping the vibratory surface finishing sector.

UK Vibratory Surface Finishing Specialists
Sharmic supplies a comprehensive line-up of mass finishing machines, consumables and equipment tailored to diverse components and applications. Each machine type offers a specific finishing benefit.

New to Vibratory Finishing?
Vibratory finishing is a widely used process in the manufacturing industry, providing an efficient and cost-effective way to improve the surface of various components. Whether you are involved in metalworking, automotive, aerospace, or even jewellery production, vibratory finishing could significantly enhance your product quality.