If you’ve established that magnetic finishing is the right process for your parts—particularly where vibratory finishing struggles with internal features—the next step is implementing a stable, repeatable finishing system suitable for production.
The MagForce Magnetic Finishing System is designed specifically for this purpose. Rather than focusing on a single machine, it brings together the machine, media, compound, and workflow accessories required to run magnetic finishing reliably in real manufacturing environments.
This page explains how magnetic finishing is implemented as a system, when a solution like MagForce is the right choice, and how each component contributes to consistent results.
🔗 What is magnetic finishing? Automated mass-finishing explained
A complete magnetic finishing system is typically the right solution when
- Parts contain internal bores, threads, cross-holes, or blind features
- Manual deburring or polishing is a production bottleneck
- Vibratory finishing delivers inconsistent or incomplete results
- Surface finish repeatability is critical
- You are running production or subcontract work, not one-off jobs
These are the scenarios where magnetic finishing offers clear advantages—and where a system-based approach matters most.
🔗 Discover the benefits & limitations of magnetic finishing vs vibratory finishing
Magnetic finishing is not a single-variable process. Results depend on the correct interaction between energy, media, chemistry, and control.
The MagForce system removes guesswork by integrating four matched elements:
- MagForce 650 Magnetic Finisher – provides controlled magnetic energy
- MagForce Starter Kit – enables safe, repeatable production workflows
- MagForce Magnetic Polishing Pins – deliver precise mechanical action
- MagForce Magnetic Finishing Compound – stabilises, lubricates, and cleans
Each element plays a specific role. Using only part of the system limits consistency and process stability.
Magnetic finishing is a system process, not just a machine. Surface results depend on correct pin selection, compound chemistry, and controlled operation—not just magnetic power.
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Magforce 650 Magnetic Finisher (The Machine)
The MagForce 650 generates the rotating magnetic field that energises the polishing pins. It is responsible for:
- Uniform energy transfer
- Consistent cycle times
- Repeatable surface results
The machine is designed for production use, offering stable operation across a wide range of materials and part geometries.
🔗 View the MagForce 650 Magnetic Finisher product page for full specifications
MagForce Starter Kit (The Workflow Enabler)
For production environments, the Starter Kit supports:
- Faster batch changeovers
- Improved safety and handling
- Reduced downtime between cycles
It transforms the system from a basic setup into a production-ready finishing station.
🔗 See what’s included in the MagForce Starter Kit
MagForce Magnetic Polishing Pins (The Media)
Magnetic polishing pins perform the actual finishing action. Manufactured from SUS304 stainless steel, they:
- Reach internal features inaccessible to vibratory media
- Remove micro-burrs and surface irregularities
- Produce consistent matte or bright finishes
Correct pin size selection is critical and depends on material hardness and smallest feature size.
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🔗 Learn more about MagForce Magnetic Polishing Pins and selection guidance
MagForce Magnetic Finishing Compound (The Chemistry)
The finishing compound ensures process stability by:
- Lubricating parts and pins
- Carrying away fines and debris
- Preventing surface damage
- Enhancing brightness and cleanliness
Without the correct compound, even a powerful machine and quality pins will deliver inconsistent results.
Liquid Compounds
MagForce Magnetic Finishing Compound – Polishing & Brightening
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When implemented as a complete system, MagForce allows manufacturers to:
- Reduce or eliminate manual finishing
- Achieve repeatable surface finishes across batches
- Process parts in 5–15 minute cycles
- Finish features vibratory systems cannot reach
Many manufacturers operate MagForce alongside vibratory finishing, using each process where it performs best.
🔗 Find out more about the uses & benefits of vibratory finishing
The MagForce system is widely used for:
- CNC automatic lathe parts
- Aerospace and medical components
- Precision stamped parts
- Springs, clips, and fasteners
- Electronics and communication components
- Jewellery and decorative items
- Zinc and aluminium die-cast parts
Materials include ferrous metals, non-ferrous metals, precious metals, and selected hard plastics.
If you are new to magnetic finishing, start with:
- What Is Magnetic Finishing? – process fundamentals and applications
- Magnetic Finishing vs Vibratory Finishing – choosing the right method
Once magnetic finishing has been identified as the right approach, the MagForce Magnetic Finishing System provides a proven, production-ready way to implement it.
Because part geometry, material, and finish requirements vary, Moleroda offers trials and live demonstrations using your own components.
This allows you to:
- Validate surface results
- Confirm pin and compound selection
- Establish realistic cycle times
🔗 Contact Moleroda to arrange a MagForce system trial or demonstration
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Liquid Compounds
MagForce Magnetic Finishing Compound – Polishing & Brightening