Reims, Champagne, France

Behind every mass finishing machine delivered by Finishtech there is a workshop in Reims where it is received, assembled, set up and tested before it hits the road. This page opens its doors.

Finishtech supplies and commissions mass finishing machines and their consumables for industry: round and linear vibratory machines, centrifugal machines, separation and drying units. We work with manufacturers in mechanical engineering, automotive, aerospace, medical and precision turning who all share the same need: deburred, polished or brightened parts, produced repeatably and without unnecessary labour.

The Reims workshop is where that promise takes shape. Depending on the configuration, machines are dismantled, reassembled, connected and fine-tuned here by our team, especially when they include advanced automation systems. It is also where we run trials on your parts: you send us a few samples, we select the process, the media and the cycle time, and you receive finished parts together with the protocol used to obtain them. Nothing replaces a part you can hold in your hand.

What happens in the workshop

Reception and assembly

Every machine is checked in Reims and, when needed, dismantled, reassembled and connected: frame, lined bowl, vibration motors, control cabinet, automation.

Trials on your parts

Selection of the process (deburring, polishing, brightening), media and cycle time on your own parts, with a written report.

Final set-up and shipping

Final adjustments, inspection and preparation for transport. The machine arrives at your site ready to produce.

A tour in pictures

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**Overview of the workshop**
The Finishtech workshop in Reims: machines are delivered, assembled and set up here before shipping to our customers.

**The central aisle**
Round vibratory finishing machines, bowls and control cabinets lined up along the central aisle.

**Tub vibratory machine**
Linear vibratory tub with a red polyurethane bowl: a configuration suited to long or delicate parts.

**Tub vibrator, side view**
The same unit seen from the side, with its control box and vibration motors.

**Parts and media separation**
Vibrating screen separation unit: parts are separated from the media at the end of the cycle.

**Polyurethane bowls and tubs**
Red and white bowls ready for trials: the polyurethane lining protects parts and extends the life of the machine.

**Bowl on a tilting frame**
A polyurethane-lined bowl mounted on its tilting frame, for simple and fast unloading.

The bowl seen from above
The ribbed profile of the bowl and its central dome guide the flow of media and parts during the cycle.

**Round vibrator with extraction hood**
Round vibratory finishing machine fitted with an extraction hood and a stainless steel unloading chute.

**Vibrator and control cabinet**
Round vibratory machine with its control cabinet, ready for final set-up.

**A bowl in preparation**
Steel vibrator bowl before the polyurethane lining is applied: every machine is prepared step by step.

**Lined bowls**
Lined and inspected bowls, waiting to be assembled on their frames.

And this is only the beginning

Finishtech is preparing to move into a larger space, to host more demonstration machines and run even more trials. New photographs will be added to this page.

In the meantime, if you are passing through Reims, the workshop can be visited by appointment. You will see the machines running, compare processes and leave with a clear idea of what mass finishing can bring to your parts.

Your parts deserve a real trialSend us a few samples: we process them in the workshop and return the result together with the protocol used.Or contact us to arrange a visit to the workshop

Request a trial and a quote