Brian McGillivray
Chairman
ABOUT VIBRA FINISH
Vibra Finish operates from 4 plants established in Ontario, Canada serving worldwide. We provide our clients with a one-stop-shop: vibratory finishing services, shot peening, parts washing, equipment manufacturing and consumables such as chemistry and abrasive media.
1972
Incorporated
4
Plants in Ontario
7
Certifications & accreditations
100s
Customers with proven processes
WHO WE ARE
OUR MISSION
At Vibra Finish Limited, our mission is to deliver exceptional surface finishing solutions that enhance the quality, durability, and aesthetics of our clients’ products. We strive to achieve excellence through advanced techniques, eco-friendly practices, and unmatched customer service.
OUR VISION
Our vision is to be a globally recognized metal finishing company, renowned for our cutting-edge technologies, unmatched quality, and customer-centric approach, leaving a lasting mark of excellence in every finish.
Our team will ensure that all parts are finished to meet and often exceed our customer’s expectations.
Existing solutions proven for hundreds of customers. If an existing process doesn’t fit your needs, we will work with you to develop one that does.
Our 360-degree teamwork is the foundation of our success. We develop a specifically catered process, through discussions and sample-part testing.
OUR STORY

1972
Incorporated and began manufacturing machinery.

1976
Added parts processing to our services.

1979
Started blending chemistry for internal use and expanded it into our product line.

1992
Expanded into second facility to accommodate production growth of the company.

1993
Continued growth led to the need for a third plant. Added parts washing and converted rotary barrel tumbling to high-efficiency vibratory tumblers.

1994
Further growth required the opening of Plant Four (previously Obertec).

1996
Became an ISO registered company.

1997
Began the development of shot peening services in response to high customer demand. In 1998, began offering blast-resistant part masking using high-density polyethylene and polyurethane materials.

2005
Began the development of vibratory peening.

2006
As the needs of our customers change, we integrated automated barcoding and automated inspection systems.

2010
Began manufacturing belt and drum dryers.

2017
Obtained IATF 16949 certification. Vibra to confirm year: the current site lists both 2017 and 2020, and the announcement post is dated November 2019.

2020
Assisted in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic by providing finishing services for ventilator manufacturers.

2023
Obtained the globally recognized standard for quality management systems in the aviation, space, and defense industries as AS9100D.

2024
Joined the Canada Controlled Goods Program, and constructed a large part-capacity shot blasting room (22 × 20 × 18 ft).

2025
A dedicated facility extension has been constructed to support the integration of robotic shot peening systems, providing optimal environmental and operational conditions for advanced surface treatment processes. NADCAP accredited.
OUR PEOPLE
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Chairman
President
Production Manager
Manufacturing Manager
Sales Manager
Quality Manager
Mechanical Engineer
Materials Manager
CERTIFIED & ACCREDITED
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PARTNERS
A supplier/collaborator since 2015, exploring the effects of peening on different materials using non-conventional techniques.
Partnering since 2018, in collaboration with Polytechnique Montréal, on the development of innovative, non-conventional peening techniques.
Environmentally responsible cleaning solutions for electronics assembly, metal finishing and advanced packaging.
The simple industrial wastewater treatment & equipment specialists.
One of the largest parts washer manufacturers in the United States.
RECOGNITION
Received in 2020.
Received in 2021, and in an earlier year.








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We collaborate and partner with you to optimize your process. We work with you to develop a specifically catered process, through discussions and sample-part testing.