A & B Deburring is a family-owned Cincinnati company founded in 1946, with its third generation now involved in leadership and daily operations. For more than 75 years, it has helped manufacturers address metal surface-preparation challenges through job-shop deburring and related technical support. The company works from a 33,000-square-foot facility and maintains an ISO 9001:2015-compliant quality system.
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Vectron DeburringSince 1972, Northern Ohio’s Vectron Deburring has made the removal of burrs from machined and cast parts its specialty, using contract thermal and electro-chemical deburring for medium- and high-volume manufacturers. The Elyria operation spans more than 80,000 square feet and also handles ultrasonic cleaning and surface finishing, with its own enclosed trucks providing pickup and delivery. Vectron processes sample parts at no charge as part of its feasibility and quoting process.ELYRIA, OH
Cleveland Deburring Machine Company (CDMC)Cleveland Deburring Machine Company (CDMC) focuses exclusively on designing and manufacturing deburring equipment and application-specific deburring solutions. For over three decades, its Cleveland team has tested customer parts in-house, prepared detailed application reports, and built standard or custom systems for demanding manufacturing work. CDMC also supports installations through automation integration and ongoing maintenance, with a free sample evaluation to help establish the process.CLEVELAND, OH
Microsheen CorporationEstablished in 1967, Microsheen Corporation is a long-standing Mentor, Ohio metalworking company known for careful surface finishing and precision-controlled work. It helps manufacturers across the United States prepare metal components through deburring and degreasing services, supporting applications where clean, consistent parts matter.EUCLID, OH
Finishing Systems, IncFounded by machinist and industry veteran Dean Keener in 1972, Finishing Systems supplies, installs and services metal-finishing equipment while also handling outsourced finishing work in York, Pennsylvania. Its 24,000-square-foot job shop supports abrasive blasting and vibratory deburring, while the company’s design team develops complete finishing systems for manufacturers. Dean’s son Cris Keener acquired the business in 2015, continuing its family-led history in the industry.327910YORK, PA