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January 18, 2021
European foundries close the crisis year with a cautiously positive signal
January 18, 2021
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January 16, 2021
12. October 2020 Otto Junker subsidiary JUNKER Industrial Equipment s.r.o. in Boskovice celebrates its 25th anniversary With the aim of increasing the competitiveness of the OTTO JUNKER Group, expanding its business on the international market and serving it even better, in 1995 OTTO JUNKER GmbH founded its own company in the Czech Republic: JUNKER Industrial Equipment s.r.o. The declared objective was to continue and further guarantee the practical implementation of the expertise...
January 16, 2021
17. December 2020 Meccanica Pi.erre prepared for giga-structural components - offers one of the biggest trimming-tools and trimming presses Meccanica Pi.erre, leader of trimming and deburring technology, is designing and manufacturing trimming tools and trimming presses since the introduction of the first structural components in the automotive industry. After more than 10 years of technological research in the field of the trimming operations for structural parts, Meccanica Pi.erre...
January 16, 2021
28. October 2020 Super quick refractory lining fix saves Schlicht Druckguss precious production time An innovative furnace lining and pre-sintered refractory parts solution from StrikoWestofen for Westomat dosing furnaces has provided a much-needed quick fix for Schlicht Druckguss, a high-pressure die casting foundry specializing in the global supply of aluminium alloy parts, moulds and tooling. Based in Holzminden, Lower Saxony, Germany, the Schlicht Druckguss die casting plant sees...
January 16, 2021
02. December 2020 Thomas Fritsch Chief Editor Tesla consciously builds on the German location and on die casting At the renowned tool and mold maker KRÄMER + GREBE GmbH & Co.KG from Biedenkopf-Wallau, more and more die casting molds for lightweight construction and drive components for electric vehicles are being delivered to customers in the foundries. Using the example of a recently delivered tool, we asked the experts at K + G, Fabian Schuetz (Sales) and Roberto Di Giulio (Head o...
January 16, 2021
04. September 2020 KUKA maintains its commitment to innovation even in the crisis KUKA is starting the late summer with a digital press conference se-ries. Under the motto "Join for a coffee with...", KUKA experts will be talking to media represent-atives. The event was kicked off by Dr. Ulrike Tagscherer, Chief Innovation Officer at KUKA: "For a company, innovation is like a kind of life insurance policy.” In the virtual discussion round, Dr. Tagscherer emphasized that innovation ...
January 16, 2021
19. November 2020 EASYpour - the concept for automatic pouring What have we heard and read about the potential of artificial intelligence (AI)? Which areas of application and advantages arise for foundries and which references are reliable? Can competitiveness actually be increased? PourTech AB, the specialist for automatic casting and software applications, presents its path to the development and use of artificial intelligence in foundries based on laser and visualization technol...
January 16, 2021
10. December 2020 Why Foundry Workers love the Runner Cutter After the casting process, there are many casting runners left which we need to be broken into smaller pieces in preparation for the next melt, because smaller pieces save costs and space. The fettling shop becomes the starting point for the efficient and cost-effective loading of the furnace with the crushed scrap parts. There are still foundries which instruct their workers to hammer the runners away, but soon this will ...