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Automation, Part 5 – What Automation Hardware is Available?

FKS mass finishing system. These loading systems can be movable—for [...] destroying their drive systems and bearings. This Rosler DA system is [...] automate your finishing system. The complete Automation Series includes:

Forge & Foundry, Part 9 – Frequently Used Shot Blasting Machines for Forgings, Non-Sand Castings, and Powdered Metal Components

transmissions, locking systems, brake pads, oil pans, cylinder head covers [...] trolley transport system, the RHBD is capable of processing single, [...] Part 1 – Shot Blasting Systems. Part 2 – Efficient Recycling. Part 3 – Shot

Automation, Part 4 – Choosing the Right Machine and Consumables

finishing system, work pieces must be safely separated from [...] within an automated system. Maintaining an optimum operating mix of new [...] removed from the system. Undersized media screens allow media that

Innovative Vibratory System Offers Precision Finishing of Delicate Work Pieces

Innovation is at the heart of engineering. At Rosler Metal Finishing , our engineers are constantly finding a better way to help our customers meet their surface finishing needs. That’s why they developed the R 150 DL-2 rotary vibrator . In addition to uses in the aerospace , automotive , tool and die making , electrical engineering, and equipment manufacturing industries, the R 150 DL-2 has proven its worth in the medical industry as well. In fact, this machine helped Waldemar Link GmbH & Co KG (LINK®) process its endoprosthetic components. The R 150 DL-2 was an excellent choice for LINK’s new “bi-mobil” hip implant. The implant offers patients a higher degree of mobility by inserting a movable PE joint in the acetabular cup. The PE-joint in turn is clamped to the ball of the hip stem. To minimize friction and prevent premature wear, the inside of the cup requires an extremely smooth surface, which can only be achieved with a high gloss polished finish—something the R 150 DL-2 easily achieves where other surface finishing companies failed. The perfectly smooth, polished inside of the acetabular cup minimizes friction and prevents premature wear. Unmatched Expertise LINK was searching for a mechanical method to achieve ambitious results in the concave surface area of the cup. The finishing task was especially challenging because of the relatively large depth and small diameter of the acetabular cups. Carsten Schöttler, production manager at LINK, explained why they chose to work with Rosler and selected the R 150 DL-2. “I contacted three equipment manufacturers, and only Rosler was able to achieve the surface finishes we needed,” he said. “Right from the beginning the Rosler sales and process engineers understood exactly what we needed. This made the cooperation not only easy, but actually very enjoyable.” Customer-Driven Results In its test center, Rosler developed a two-stage process with two machines. After machining, the work pieces undergo a wet surface grinding and smoothing step in the first machine. At the end of the cycle, approximately half of the processing media is removed from the work bowl. Then the fixture with the mounted work pieces is removed and bolted into the work bowl of the second machine where the work pieces receive their final high gloss polish in a dry process with special polishing media. With the increasing demand for improved surface finishes on high-value precision components such as LINK’s acetabular cups and more, the R 150 DL-2 provides an economical and repeatable option for surface finishing. The surface grinding and smoothing or high gloss polishing of internal surface areas once posed a significant challenge, but with surface finishing technologies from Rosler, batch-by-batch consistency for high-value, delicate parts can be achieved. The Rosler Way Do you have a surface finishing challenge? The experts at Rosler are eager to collaborate with you to find a better way! Contact us today to learn how we can help improve your finishing processes.

Forge & Foundry, Part 8 – Frequently Used Shot Blasting Machines for Sand Castings

trolley transport system, the RHBD is capable of processing single, [...] equipped with a gripper system that rotates and oscillates work pieces [...] and from the gripper system. An engine block processed by Rosler's RMBS

Automation, Part 3 — What Problems Do You Want to Solve?

a new, automated system, we have the expertise you need. In our next

Automation, Part 2 – Why Automation is Beneficial for Your Business

Rosler Multichannel System Since the first microprocessor-controlled [...] . Rosler R 220 SO System for small parts The Role of Mass Finishing [...] Line with transfer system Improved operational efficiency, which

Part-on-Part Mass Finishing, Part 2 – Rotary Vibrators Versus Centrifugal Disk Machines

center of the finishing system with a pneumatic unload gate. An integrated [...] compound dosing system allows for multiple finishing tasks within [...] vibrator compound dosing system Rosler WTA rotary vibrator machines allow

Automotive Crankshafts, Part 2 – Shot Blasting Machines Designed for Crankshafts

With a quick-change system, the Gamma blades minimize downtime caused

Part-on-Part Mass Finishing, Part 1 – Utilizing Work Pieces as the Media

and suitable dosing system, part-on-part finishing machines can handle [...] washing and drying system Operation Benefits In addition to the [...] Vibrator with drying system Besides WTA rotary vibrators, Rosler also