For some time now, Rösler has held the exclusive distribution rights for Gpainnova's DLyte industrial machining systems for the German market. Now the company is also taking over the worldwide distribution of the Spanish technology group's carbide cutting tool series, individual process development and servicing of the machines. The companies also intend to cooperate closely on the further development of the DLyte Carbide systems and the underlying DryLyte process.
Partnership expanded
With the expansion of the partnership, Rösler is making further inroads into the tool machining sector, one of the company's new focus markets. The DryLyte process, also known as dry electropolishing, is much gentler than drag finishing and ensures significantly more homogeneous surfaces.
Removal based on ion exchange
The material is removed on the basis of ion exchange, resulting in a homogeneous cutting edge rounding and a smooth surface. "The process is the future of cutting edge machining," says Alexander Fitz, Head of Sales, Mass Finishing Technology at Rösler. "The technological development behind it is outstanding. We are convinced that we can offer our customers a technological advantage with this expanded partnership."
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