The Finishing Touch

When it comes to automated finishing equipment, downtime is inevitable. That is why on-demand technical support for finishing equipment plays a critical role in keeping production running efficiently. At Superfici America, we provide fast, flexible support options designed to help customers troubleshoot issues, reduce downtime, and avoid costly service interruptions. Whether you need immediate assistance or long-term maintenance guidance, our goal is simple, deliver the best

Upgrading your spraying process is a big step forward. Parts move faster. Application becomes more consistent. Output increases. But then something unexpected happens. Parts start stacking up. What used to be a spraying problem becomes a drying problem. Racks fill up. Work sits longer than it should. For many shops, the mud cracks start to show in a different part of the process. This is where a controlled drying system for finishing becomes critical to maintaining flow and q

Automated spray finishing for sign manufacturers is becoming essential as shops look to increase production, improve consistency, and control coating costs across a wide range of substrates. Sign manufacturers operate in a unique production environment. Unlike high-volume manufacturing, most shops are running short batches, one-offs, and highly customized jobs across materials like wood, MDF, acrylic, plastics, and metal. Finishing these parts manually with a spray gun works,

Superfici America is more than a machinery provider. It is a strategic partner helping manufacturers transform how they finish products. Based in Concord, North Carolina, Superfici America specializes in advanced automated finishing solutions for a wide range of industries, including cabinetry, furniture, flooring, and composite materials. As part of the globally recognized Superfici division of SCM Group, the company brings decades of international expertise and innovatio

There’s a point where manual finishing stops making sense. At first, it works. A skilled sprayer, a controlled process, and manageable production volume. But as demand increases, the mud cracks start to show. Finishing slows everything down, quality becomes harder to control, and hiring doesn’t solve the problem as easily as it used to. What used to be a reliable part of your process becomes the bottleneck. That’s where the Mini Plus comes in. Not as a complete overhaul, but

At Superfici America, we understand that when finishing equipment stops running, production stops too. Downtime costs valuable time, materials, and revenue. That is why we created our On-Demand Support Knowledge Base , a self-service support portal designed to help customers quickly troubleshoot common issues and get their machines back up and running. 👉 Visit the support page . This new resource gives operators and maintenance teams access to step-by-step troubleshooting ar

In the finishing industry, the right equipment matters. But even more important is the relationship between manufacturers, distributors, and customers. On a recent episode of The Finishing Touch Podcast , Superfici America’s Bret Johnson and Matt Lowe visited IMECA Lumber and Hardware in Doral, Florida to speak with Jose Graibe , a leader helping customers navigate automation and finishing technology. Their conversation revealed why IMECA chose to partner with Superfici Amer

For more than two decades, Dean Cabinetry built its reputation on craftsmanship, quality, and strong customer relationships. But as demand increased, the Connecticut-based cabinet manufacturer faced a challenge familiar to many growing shops: how to scale production without sacrificing quality or overextending their workforce. The answer came through finishing automation. And the results were immediate. Within just three months of implementing an automated finishing line fro

Rework is one of the most common hidden costs in wood finishing operations. When a part has to be sanded, sprayed, or handled multiple times, it creates a chain reaction that slows production and eats into margins. Many finishing managers ask the same question: How do you break the rework chain? The answer starts with understanding where rework begins and how to control the most vulnerable parts of the finishing process. What Is the Rework Chain? The rework chain  refers to t