Family run subcontract machinist Mathison Engineering specialises in producing 316 stainless steel marine fittings in quantities ranging from one-off prototypes to high volume runs.
Machinery Magazine
http://www.machinery.co.uk/machinery-online-magazine/2854 page 68

A contract for super-yacht components meant that a family-run subcontract machinist needed to invest in equipment that could clean, deburr and finish he parts to a high standard.
Engineering Capacity Magazine
http://www.engineeringcapacity.com/news101/process-news/treatments/shipshape-finish-for-yacht-fittings

When global materials engineering company Morgan Advanced Materials needed a new vibratory finishing bowl, the company turned to PDJ Vibro for a solution. Morgan manufactures high specification, technically complex components for a wide range of applications, from military to medical, transportation and petrochemical
Grinding & Surface Finishing Magazine
http://www.rbpublishing.co.uk/grindsurf/archives/gsfnov2014.pdf Page 66

Preparation time for painting plastic components cut by one-third
To assist companies that are considering finishing 3D printed parts automatically using vibratory bowls, guidelines have been prepared by Ogle Models and Prototypes, a leading design and model making bureau based in Letchworth, Hertfordshire.
MTI Magazine
http://www.mtimagazine.com/industry-news/guidelines-for-using-vibratory-bowls-to-finish-3d-printed-parts.html

After using the technology for just under a year, leading design and model-making bureau Ogle Models and Prototypes has prepared a set of guidelines to assist other companies in using vibratory bowls to finish 3D printed parts.
TCT Magazine
http://www.tctmagazine.com/additive-manufacturing/ogle-sets-guidelines-for-vibratory-bowls/