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Company Update: August 2021

Company Update: August 2021

I hope everyone has been enjoying their summer! The return of most things to the “normal” condition has sure been a relief, or at least it was it until recent upticks in COVID-19 cases. The health and wellbeing of our employee-owners and visitors is our highest...

How to Polish Gun Parts by Tumbling

How to Polish Gun Parts by Tumbling

Are you currently relying on handwork for deburring and polishing gun parts? The labor required to deburr and polish a single part is costly and time consuming. With demand for firearms at an all-time high, finding ways to streamline processes is important. Mass...

Equipment Spotlight: HZ-Series Rinse Screen Attachment

Equipment Spotlight: HZ-Series Rinse Screen Attachment

Save time and make life easier for operators by keeping media in barrel while rinsing. Howard Lake, MN – Creating better ergonomics and adding efficiency is a continuous process for Mass Finishing Inc. (MFI). With our HZ-Series Centrifugal Barrel Tumblers, anything we...

Cutting Tool Engineering Magazine’s Interview

Cutting Tool Engineering Magazine’s Interview

Cutting Tool Engineering Magazine interviewed Cole Mathisen of Mass Finishing Inc. (MFI) as well as Ken Raby of Walther Trowal LLC, and Bernhard Kerschbaum of Rösler Group to discuss considerations for deburring and polishing and the benefits the right equipment can...

Company Update: May 2021

Company Update: May 2021

It is hard to believe we are almost halfway through 2021! Time flies when you are having fun! MFI has been hard-at-work designing new machines and options to offer later this year. Our Model CF-55 Centrifuge has hit the market and is already in use at customer...

New Partnership Announcement with Mass Finishing Inc.

New Partnership Announcement with Mass Finishing Inc.

“We are always looking for ways to improve our processes and products,” commented Dan Keenan, Chief Technical Officer at Roush Yates Manufacturing Solutions. “The HZ Barrel Finisher will reduce our overall cycle time and produce a superior isotropic finished part.

Mass Finishing, Inc. Partners with Roush Yates Engines

Mass Finishing, Inc. Partners with Roush Yates Engines

MFI Looks to Increase Brand Awareness with Performance Racing Partner Mass Finishing Inc. (MFI) is well known in the surface finishing world for their high-speed equipment. Now MFI is working with Roush Yates Engines, a high-speed partner. In August of 2020, Roush...

MFI Offering Centrifuge for Wastewater Cleaning

MFI Offering Centrifuge for Wastewater Cleaning

Finding a way to manage the wastewater generated during the tumbling process is a key aspect of any new finishing application. Mass Finishing customers around the world ask for help managing their waste stream and MFI now has a great product to help manage the issue....

MFI Tests Out New Pre-Polishing Media

MFI Tests Out New Pre-Polishing Media

  Mass Finishing Lab Engineers are always working to come up with new processes to help improve the finish quality and performance of equipment. MFI regularly takes in new media from suppliers to test out in the lab. Our latest experiments include a Pre-Polishing...

Company Update: February

Company Update: February

Welcome to our first newsletter of 2021!  2020 was a challenging year for all of us, to say the least! We cannot thank our customers, dealers, and vendors enough for the support throughout 2020 and we look forward to continuing our strong relationships in 2021. MFI...

MFI Feature in Modern Machine Shop

MFI Feature in Modern Machine Shop

High-Energy Barrel Finishers Efficiently Deburr Complex Parts Mass Finishing Inc. has developed high-energy barrel finishers that automate the process of deburring complex parts, saving time and eliminating the need to deburr parts by hand. ELI PLASKETT  Associate...

MFI Customer Support Around the World

MFI Customer Support Around the World

In the last year, Mass Finishing has shipped machines to Turkey, South Africa, South America, Japan and Australia just to name a few. Recently we built a machine for the University of Auckland in New Zealand that took a six-week sea voyage to reach its destination....

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