Walther Trowal with mass finishing technology at the AMB

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The manufacturer is exhibiting mass finishing machines at the AMB. It will also be presenting a rotamat for the environmentally friendly coating of small parts, which is also suitable for PFAS-free paints.

For metal parts, Walther Trowal is presenting a TT 90 A/2C centrifugal machine at the AMB. This two-batch machine significantly minimizes non-productive times. As a result, it achieves a very high throughput with a small footprint. One batch is processed in the machine, for example deburred, rounded, smoothed or polished. At the same time, the workpieces from the second batch are separated from the abrasive media.

Suitable for PFAS-free paints

The Rotamat R 60 is suitable for coating mass-produced small metal parts. Some users are already using it for PFAS-free paints. Substances such as polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) and solvents are still a component of many technical functional coatings today. They must be replaced in the long term. The Rotamat offers manufacturers of metal parts as well as contract coaters a solution to quickly implement the transformation to PFAS-free coatings.

Integrating mass finishing into interlinked production processes

CB rotary vibrators will also be on display at the trade fair. These are particularly suitable for integrating mass finishing into interlinked production processes. An optionally available lateral feed hopper and the uncovering of the ramp before emptying facilitate integration into automatic production processes.

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