Cleans greasy parts
On show at the trade show Parts2clean in Stuttgart, Walther Trowal’s new washing machine automatically removes thick layers of lubricants and other contaminants from the surface of disassembled equipment components.
On show at the trade show Parts2clean in Stuttgart, Walther Trowal’s new washing machine automatically removes thick layers of lubricants and other contaminants from the surface of disassembled equipment components.
With the newly developed fast cutting plastic media ‘trowalplast HDC’, Walther Trowal offers a product that is suitable for grinding and surface smoothing of metal work pieces, especially die-castings.
A new polishing paste, trowapast PKC from Walther Trowal, produces flawless mirror finishes on ceramic work pieces with surface roughness readings of ra=0.002 – 0.005µm. These are values, says the company, which to date could only be achieved with costly manual polishing. The finishing process opens new surface finishing possibilities in the fields of decorative ceramics and medical engineering.
Walther Trowal has commissioned a THM troughed belt continuous shot blast machine for a customer in Mexico that is equipped with a brand new generation of blast turbines.
Walther Trowal has introduced to the market a new line of TT centrifugal disk finishing machines, with spinner and wear ring made from polyurethane and a rinsing system for the gap between spinner and stationary work bowl.
Walther Trowal is offering TT centrifugal disk finishing machines with rotary spinner and wear ring made from polyurethane and with integrated rinsing of the gap between spinner and wear ring.
A new ‘gap rinsing’ option on the new Turbotron centrifugal disk finishing machines from Walther Trowal means they are suitable for finishing extremely thin fine-blanked parts. The new machines are said to lower the investment expenditure and to offer high uptimes.
For the efficient surface finishing of high value work pieces like blisks for airplane and land based turbines, Walther Trowal has redesigned its CM vibratory system. It ensures that the work pieces receive a uniform, homogeneous high quality finish with absolutely repeatable results.
The new “SZ-Plus” control panels minimize manual operations and simplify mass finishing processes, especially when different work pieces must be treated.
At the PaintExpo 2018 Walther Trowal introduced the new Rotamat R 60 for coating mass-produced small parts.
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