ActOn Finishing is your source for a full vibratory finishing package. We don’t just offer you a vibratory finishing machine, we work with you to develop a vibratory finishing process as per your requirements.
We design and manufacture the equipment and consumables you need, install the vibratory finisher machines for you and train your staff, and we offer you a comprehensive after-sales package, including spare parts and refurbishment service, maintenance contracts and technical advice.
As one of the UK's leading manufacturers of vibratory machines, ActOn provides world-class technology for customers seeking a high-performance deburring machine, vibratory polishing system or advanced vibro machine for industrial finishing. Our solutions outperform traditional systems in accuracy, repeatability and cost-per-part, making them a trusted choice for surface finishing across aerospace, automotive, medical, additive manufacturing and general engineering.
Our vibratory finishing technology is engineered for speed, reliability and full process control, ensuring every part receives the exact finish required - from aggressive material removal to superfinishing.
Deburring
Descaling
Degreasing & Oil Removal
Cleaning
Smoothing
Removing machining lines and surface defects
Radiusing
Brightening
Polishing
Drying
Corrosion Protection
Turbocut
Chemcut
ActoGrind
Vibratory finishing machines use mechanical vibration, media, water, and compound to process multiple parts simultaneously. The controlled movement of media within the chamber gently abrades component surfaces, achieving uniform deburring, descaling, cleaning, radiusing, and polishing results across entire batches.
This combination of vibration and media flow makes vibratory finishing an efficient form of mass finishing - ideal for when you need a dependable vibratory machine for precision finishing or a robust deburring machine for heavy-duty industrial components.
Unlike manual finishing or rotary tumbling, vibro finishing machines provide consistent, repeatable results at scale, making them a core technology in modern manufacturing.
Additional performance advantages:
ActOn doesn’t just supply machines — we deliver complete vibratory finishing solutions.
From design and installation to training, consumables, and aftercare, we provide everything you need for flawless finishing performance. ActOn’s vibratory machines are designed for long service life, low maintenance and industry-leading reliability. Our engineering teams test every vibro machine in-house to validate media flow, vibration frequency, material behaviour and finish consistency across multiple applications.
Parts, media, water, and compound are placed in a vibratory bowl or trough. As the machine vibrates, the media moves in a circular motion, rubbing against the parts and removing burrs, oil, or scale. The process can be fine-tuned for precision or aggressive finishing, depending on your material and surface requirement.
This engineered vibration is what makes vibratory finishing such a powerful alternative to manual deburring or rotary tumbling. By adjusting amplitude, frequency, media type and compound chemistry, a single vibratory machine can perform multiple tasks - from heavy-duty deburring to ultra-fine vibratory polishing.
Our vibratory machines are trusted across industries where consistency is key:
ActOn also provides ongoing process optimisation, helping clients refine cycle times, media selection and machine settings to maximise ROI across their finishing operations.
A vibratory machine is used for deburring, polishing, cleaning, radiusing and smoothing components using media, water and compound. It delivers fast, consistent and repeatable surface finishing results across large batches.
Yes. Vibratory finishing is faster, more controllable and produces more uniform results. It also reduces part damage, making it the preferred choice for precision engineering.
In most cases, yes. A vibratory deburring machine eliminates manual variability, increases throughput and significantly reduces labour costs.
Steel, aluminium, titanium, brass, copper, plastics, ceramics, composites and more.
Bowl machines are best for general finishing, troughs are ideal for long or delicate parts, and dual machines offer both wet and dry finishing in one system.