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Automation, Part 6—Environmental Considerations of Automation

Technology has transformed almost every aspect of life and the shop floor is no exception. As explored in previous Automation Blog Series posts, Rosler Metal Finishing believes automation represents t

Rosler & Lumag – Combining Multiple Solutions in a Single Finishing System

Finding a solution to our clients’ needs is nothing new for Rosler , nor is combining multiple solutions into a single finishing system. Take our work with Polish brake pad manufacturer Lumag Sp. z o.

Forge & Foundry, Part 10 – Shot Blasting Machines Commonly Used for Die Castings

At Rosler Metal Finishing , we have more than 80 years of experience. In that time we have worked with numerous forge and foundry customers. One focus has been the development of shot blasting systems

Automation, Part 5 – What Automation Hardware is Available?

As previously discussed in our Automation Blog Series, building a robotically assisted process requires evaluating your surface finishing system along with its problems and goals and selecting the rig

Consumable Innovations Improve Finishing Outcomes

True to our mantra of “finding a better way…” Rosler Metal Finishing is constantly working to optimize our consumables . These improvements and additions to our offerings improve process stability, co

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

Rosler Metal Finishing has worked in the forge and foundry industries for decades. With more than 80 years of experience, we have developed sophisticated shot blasting systems for countless work piece

Automation, Part 4 – Choosing the Right Machine and Consumables

Rosler Metal Finishing understands that automation integration requires careful planning to ensure the best, most efficient results. Whether for mass finishing or shot blasting , we have more than 80

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 devel

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

With extensive experience in the forge and foundry industries, Rosler Metal Finishing understands that no two shot blasting processes and work pieces are alike. With that in mind, we continue our Forg

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

We’ve all heard the saying “If it’s not broken, don’t fix it.” At Rosler Metal Finishing , we often view automation as the solution—or fix, if you will—for mass finishing and shot blasting processes i

Part-on-Part Mass Finishing, Part 3 – Effective Finishing for Ammunition Work Pieces

The gun ammunition manufacturing process requires numerous finishing operations. Since ammunition parts allow for part-on-part mass finishing , Rosler Metal Finishing’s washing and drying machines are

Automotive Crankshafts, Part 3 – Typical Mass Finishing Machines Used for Crankshafts

Crankshafts are an integral automotive component. Utilized to convert piston movement into rotational motion, these work pieces must provide reliable stability and withstand tensile, compressive, and

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

It’s hard to dispute that technology, on the whole, has made our lives easier and more convenient. Myriad functions have been automated – and improved – to mitigate the effects of human intervention.

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

As described in Part 1 of our Part-on-Part Blog Series , some forms of mass finishing techniques encourage part-on-part contact to achieve the desired finish. In addition to viewing work piece impinge

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

As established in Part 1 of our Automotive Blog Series, “Cost-Effective Surface Improvement for Key Engine Components,” shot blasting is an effective technique for the surface treatment of automotive