Can the release agent alter paint roughness?
The grain size of the release agent is extremely thin and does not alter the paint roughness if applied correctly.
The grain size of the release agent is extremely thin and does not alter the paint roughness if applied correctly.
Alloys tend to cool down. As a result, a faster filling process can only improve the quality of the castings. This is particularly visible in low-thickness castings.
Yes. In particular, you will appreciate it in the parts of the casting with a low thickness, where smoothness and speed are extremely important.
Because it improves the smoothness of the molten metal by reducing frictions and it can even triple the duration of the paint.
In this case, production times depend on the machine itself. You can obtain an increase, but not a significant one. What you certainly can obtain is a more consistent production, higher quality and a drastic reduction in waste.
During the initial stage, tests are on us.
Tests on horizontal machines can be carried out manually and are fairly reliable. Rotomatic machines require only automatic tests though.
With our technology, you can start production immediately without waste, which is ensured even after machine downtime.
Yes, of course. When it comes to rotors with a closed slot, the die where the reed valve is inserted is often not lubricated. Unlike the ones with an open slot, which require a minimum amount of lubricant.
The drying stage is essential for this type of production and it takes a long time. Our clients have increased their productivity by 10 to 30%, depending on the type of rotor produced.
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