233.Using carbon and nitrogen to combat the eggshell effectA supplement or replacement for DLC coatings is offered by a Danish company with its process for surface hardening of stainless steel and titanium. Carbon and nitrogen are incorporated into the…
234.Treating surfaces more efficiently with plasma technologyPlasma surface technology offers numerous advantages from which companies can benefit. For example, they work without solvent-based primers, which makes their application environmentally friendly and…
235.LPW: Holistic or not at allIn industrial component cleaning, holistic concepts and all-inclusive services are in demand. The equipment manufacturer no longer acts only as a supplier, but as a partner at all levels.
236.Venjakob: More success through less "business as usual“Automation and reduction of unit costs are high on the agenda in the wood and furniture industry for large series, but also for smaller companies in times of high costs for energy, materials and…
237.Heraeus: Reducing rejects through preheatingMany decorative surfaces in kitchens, bathrooms, shops and restaurants are made of laminated wood materials. A British manufacturer improved the performance and profitability of its laminating…
238.Hendor: 25 percent more efficiencyThe power lies in the sum: many small improvements lead to respectable savings when flow-mechanically improved, durable pumps with more efficient motors are used on coating systems.
239.FiT: Films under controlThe requirements for component cleanliness have steadily increased. This development confronts parts manufacturers and processors in all industrial sectors with new and more demanding tasks. The FiT…
240.DFO: Edge covering in corrosion protectionWhen discussing the performance of anti-corrosion coatings, the word edge coverage is often mentioned. The term refers to the ability of the coating material to achieve a sufficiently high film…
