Austria’s Leading Partner for Subcontract Manufacturing
 

We process a wide range of materials:

• Metals such as stainless steel, aluminum, brass, titanium, and other alloys
• Plastics—including those for high-quality optical applications
• Ceramics
• 3D-printed parts, especially those with complex geometries and high surface demands

Typical applications include:
Precision mechanical components, medical parts, aerospace components, tools, gears, mold inserts, decorative parts, and 3D-printed products where a smooth, uniform, or glossy surface is required.

Our smoothing and polishing processes:

• Mass finishing (tumbling): Using specially selected grinding and polishing media and compounds, we achieve a stepwise reduction of surface roughness—up to a high-gloss finish.
• Drag finishing: Ideal for delicate parts or complex geometries—workpieces are clamped individually and precisely guided through the media.
• Centrifugal and vibratory finishing: For efficient batch processing with consistent quality.

Advantages for our customers:

• Significant reduction of surface roughness (e.g., from Ra 2.0 µm to Ra 0.03 µm)
• Visually high-quality and functional final surfaces
• Suitable for single parts, small series, and large volumes
• No investment in machinery or know-how required
• Reproducible quality—even at high quantities
• Optional subsequent cleaning included

Our customers come from medical technology, aerospace, automotive, toolmaking, 3D printing, jewelry and watchmaking industries, as well as mechanical engineering. Injection molding companies, precision mechanics, stamping shops, and manufacturers of high-quality visible parts particularly benefit from our expertise.

We process workpieces made of:

• Metals such as steel, stainless steel, cast iron, aluminum, or non-ferrous metals
• Ceramic materials
• 3D-printed parts, especially from metal powders where sinter residues or support structures need to be removed

Typical applications include:

• Forged parts
• Castings (sand casting, chill casting, die casting)
• Welded constructions
• Heat-treated components
• 3D-printed metal components

Our methods for descaling and sand removal:

• Shot blasting technology: The use of suitable blasting media (e.g., steel grit, stainless steel balls, corundum) allows fast and uniform removal of scale or sand residues—both on coarse and delicate workpieces.
• Mass finishing (tumbling): Especially for smaller or geometrically complex parts, mass finishing processes are used to selectively loosen thermal residues while simultaneously smoothing the surface.

Your benefits at a glance:

• Residue-free, clean, and adhesive surfaces
• Efficient pretreatment for coating, painting, or assembly
• Processing of single parts, small and large series
• Gentle methods—even for sensitive components
• Short throughput times and consistently high quality
• No investments required—you pay only for the processing

Our services target numerous industries including automotive and supplier industry, mechanical engineering, aerospace, energy, foundry technology, and increasingly 3D printing providers and additive manufacturers. As your partner for professional subcontract manufacturing, we support you specifically—from individual solutions to series production.

Suitable for workpieces made of:

• Metals (e.g., stainless steel, brass, aluminum, zinc die-cast)
• Plastics (e.g., PA, POM, PEEK)
• Technical ceramics

We clean, among others:

• Turned and milled parts
• Stamped and laser-cut parts
• Cast and injection-molded parts
• Sintered components
• 3D-printed components
• Precision and visible parts

Our degreasing and cleaning processes include:

• Aqueous parts cleaning: Effective removal of greases, oils, emulsions, polishing pastes, and production residues—adapted to component geometry, material, and cleanliness requirements.
• Integrated mass finishing cleaning: Combination of deburring and simultaneous cleaning in a single process step—especially economical for series production.
• Subsequent rinsing and drying processes ensure residue-free results—even for high cleanliness demands.

Customer benefits at a glance:

• Reproducible cleanliness according to documented standards
• Removal of all typical manufacturing and post-processing contaminants
• Can be combined with other processing steps such as deburring, polishing, or smoothing
• No investment costs—perfect cleaning results without your own infrastructure
• Suitable for both series production and single parts

Our certified Surface Finishing Center is designed to reliably meet even demanding cleanliness requirements from industries such as automotive, medical technology, aerospace, precision mechanics, and electrical engineering. Upon request, we can verify residual contamination according to your specifications.

Typical objectives of matting and texturing:

• Uniform, low-reflection surfaces for visible parts
• Enhanced grip or defined tactile properties on functional surfaces
• Pretreatment to improve adhesion of paint, adhesives, or coatings
• Removal of glossy spots, smoothing, or texture equalization
• Functional texturing, e.g., for friction optimization

Processable materials:

• Metals (e.g., stainless steel, aluminum, brass, titanium)
• Plastics (e.g., PA, ABS, PEEK)
• Ceramic materials
• 3D-printed parts from all common processes

Our matting and texturing processes:

• Blasting processes (pressure and injector blasting): For targeted matting or defined roughness profiles, ideal for visible or coating-relevant parts.
• Mass finishing with special media: Produces uniform, matte surfaces with high process reliability, even for complex geometries or as a combination process (e.g., with smoothing or deburring).
• Drag finishing: For controlled surface modification of high-quality or delicate parts.

Your benefits with Rösler:

• Process-secure matting and texturing – regardless of batch size or geometry
• Can be combined with other processing steps such as deburring, cleaning, or polishing
• Use of the latest technology from Rösler’s machine portfolio
• Reproducible results for series or single parts
• No investment necessary – finished components from experts

Our certified Surface Finishing Center serves customers from diverse industries: from automotive through medical technology and aerospace to consumer goods and design industries.

We process parts made of:

• Metals such as stainless steel, aluminum, titanium, or Inconel
• Plastics such as PA, ABS, PEEK, or photopolymer resins
• Technical ceramics

Typical applications include:

• Functional parts with defined surface requirements
• Visible parts with high optical quality
• Components from medical technology, aerospace, automotive, electronics, or mechanical engineering
• Structured lightweight parts or tooling inserts

Our post-processing methods for 3D-printed parts:

• Efficient removal of powder residues, layer lines, and support structures. Ideal for smoothing complex geometries, including delicate structures.
• Gentle and targeted treatment of high-quality or sensitive AM components. Perfect for reproducible results with tight tolerances.
• Depending on the application, we achieve matte, satin, or high-gloss surfaces – functional, decorative, or hygienic.

Your benefits with Rösler:

• Perfect surface quality for your additively manufactured parts
• Proven processes based on Rösler and AM Solutions technology
• Reproducible results – from the first to the millionth part
• No investment risk – we handle the entire post-processing
• Short throughput times thanks to efficient workflows and a broad machine park

Our offer is aimed at companies in additive manufacturing, medical technology, automotive, aerospace, tooling and mold making, electronics, as well as startups committed to the highest component quality from the start.

We work with a wide range of materials, including metals (e.g., stainless steel, aluminium, non-ferrous metals), plastics, and ceramics. Typical workpieces include precision-milled parts, additive-manufactured components, injection-moulded parts, turbine components, tool inserts, or components with functional coatings. Our production is flexible regarding workpiece size and lot size – from one-off pieces to series production with millions of parts.

For optimal results, we rely on state-of-the-art wet blasting technology:

• Wet blasting: Abrasive media are suspended in water and propelled under pressure onto the surface. This reduces dust, cools the workpiece, and prevents abrasive particles from embedding in sensitive areas. Ideal for levelling, cleaning, and smoothing surfaces – right up to an aesthetically refined finish.
• Gentle process: Particularly suitable for heat-sensitive, thin-walled, or elastic materials. Enables a fine surface finish without altering dimensions.

Your advantages at a glance:

• Reproducible surface quality from the first to the millionth part
• Short processing times and quick return delivery
• Clean, residue-free components after blasting
• No investment costs – you pay only for subcontract processing
• Economical and especially attractive for series production
• Material-friendly and highly precise

Our wet blasting services cater to customers from many different industries – including aerospace, medical technology, automotive, mechanical engineering, tool and mould making, as well as jewellery and design manufacturing. Whether highly precise single parts or large-scale production – we deliver the blasting result that fits your requirements.