Deburring machine

Europe’s largest manufacturer of balancing weights for all types of automobiles produces 20 to 25 tons of these weights per day; in sizes varying from a minimum of 20 by 14 by 10 mm to a maximum of 160 by 18 by 3 mm. Legal requirements forced the company to change from lead as basic material to zinc diecasting. This change required the purchase of a new deburring system. This system needed to guarantee fast and complete removal of burrs without damaging the part and also ensure “batch integrity”, i.e. the machine must be completely unloaded at the end of the blast process for a given parts size. Because of the multitude of different parts, it was critical to ensure that the different parts did not mix. This machine has a high capacity of 7200 parts per hour, and it is a continuous feed system which can easily be integrated into the overall manufacturing process. The RMBD's ease of maintenance is another big advantage. The parts transport system is positioned on special rails and can quickly and easily be removed from the machine housing. This reduces the time requirements for maintenance to an absolute minimum. These two features, namely the continuous, in-line operation, and the time saving and cost-effective maintenance, convinced the customer to choose the RMBD 300.

Shot blasting machine

Rösler shotblasting systems are characterized by many innovative details. In order to utilize the available space, a compact machine design of this tumble belt batch machine was chosen which fits into the flow of the production line

Shot peening machine

Shot peening, also called stress peening, is a special surface treatment technology within the field of shot blasting. The objective of this process is to increase the strength and fatigue life of highly stressed components.

Water-jet cleaning machine

RÖSLER-Waterjet-Machines blast with clean pure water and attain a pressure up to 60000 psi, 4.000 bar. This water is projected onto the component to be treated, via one or more nozzles fixed on a rotating nozzle holder. The rotation of the nozzle(s) generates a milling or grinding effect on the parts. This is a "soft" method to treat parts from which tenacious, very hard coatings have to be removed.