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    1. upsetter-forging

      upsetter-forging

      Through this forging process we can lower manufacturing prices by forging only part of the piece. Unlike previous forging methods that are made by hot processes, this also can be done by cold forging. It consists on accumulating material in a specific and limited area of a piece (usually in bar form). Therefore, a direct consequence of this forging process is that it decreases the length of the initial bar and increases the cross-section thereof in the depressed area. If the process is done by cold forging and at the ends of the pieces it is called cold heading.

    2. Urethane 90 SF

      Urethane 90 SF

      WEICON Urethane 90 SF is a fast-curing and self-levelling casting compound, which cures practically without shrinkage. In addition to its high curing speed as well as high adhesive strength, it also shows permanently high static strength. The compound is especially suitable for highly precise grouting works, like the casting of ground anchors, sensors, fixing devices or position markings for laser measurement. Urethane 90 SF adheres to many different materials, such as metal, concrete, rubber, wood, fibreglass as well as many other materials, and it can be used in various areas of industry.

    3. UV Fiber Laser Machine

      UV Fiber Laser Machine

      The UV laser is the marking option with the widest spectrum of materials that can be processed. It is compatible with a variety of metals, plastics, glass, and even unusual materials like fruits, silicone, and precious metals. Another great advantage is that it is highly respectful of the materials: it has a shorter wavelength, therefore, the marking tasks are carried out with less power, applying a lower temperature to the part. This factor eliminates microfractures and other deformations in the immediate area of marking. For this reason, one of the most interesting applications of this type of laser is the marking of medical instruments. Marking being the area of interest of the UV laser, its typical applications would cover industries as diverse as automotive parts, casings for electronic/electrical elements, semiconductors, glass, optics, etc.

    4. Vacuum Area Gripping Systems FXCB/FMCB

      Vacuum Area Gripping Systems FXCB/FMCB

      The area gripping system FXCB/FMCB is ideal for stationary handling tasks with collaborative robots. It is suitable for handling workpieces regardless of size and geometry The area gripping system is equipped with an integrated pneumatic vacuum generation. Its extremely low weight and rounded shape make this gripper particularly well suited for HRC operation. Thanks to the innovative product design featuring increased contact surface and reduced impact forces, the gripper fulfills the requirements of ISO TS 15066.

    5. Vacuum Bags

      Vacuum Bags

      Airtech vacuum bags are an essential component in lamination and curing processes, especially in the aerospace and composites industry. These bags are designed to withstand high temperatures and pressures, providing secure containment during processes such as the manufacture of carbon fibre parts or advanced composite materials. The durability and strength of Airtech vacuum bags ensure reliable performance, minimising the risk of leakage or failure in critical applications. In addition, they are available in various sizes and configurations, adapting to a wide range of projects and industrial needs. Another important feature of Airtech vacuum bags is their compatibility with different types of resins and curing processes, making them a versatile choice for manufacturers. By maintaining a controlled environment during curing, these bags allow for even pressure distribution, resulting in parts with fewer defects and higher surface quality. In addition, the company offers customised options according to customer specifications, ensuring that each project can benefit from tailored solutions that improve process efficiency and results.

    6. Vacuum Casting

      Vacuum Casting

      The Vacuum casting technology allows us to create polyurethane resin parts by using a silicone mould. To manufacture this mould, we usually use a pattern made by stereolithography. Nevertheless, we can build a silicone mould almost using any piece made with other technologies as a master piece: sintering, FDM, machined, modified old part... We can produce a short set of serial parts with polyurethane resin with characteristics like flexibility, transparency, high temperature resistance, fiber load or flame retardant (V0), similar to the final product: ABS, PX, PC There are also FDA-approved polyurethanes suitable for food use.