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Messe Düsseldorf GmbH
Postfach 101006
40001 Düsseldorf
Germany
Tel. +49 (0)221 / 45 60-01
Fax +49 (0)221 / 45 60-668
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Exhibitors
Contents
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Inductotherm Group . . . . . . . .
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KLEIN Anlagenbau AG . . . . . .
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RAMPF Tooling GmbH & Co. KG
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VETTER Krantechnik GmbH . . .
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Inductotherm Group
Address
10 Indel Avenue
08073 Rancocas, NJ
USA
Phone
+1 609 267-9000
Fax
+1 609 267-7894
Internet address
www.inductothermgroup.com
E-Mail
[email protected]
Stand
Hall 10, B24 (Page 24)
Company News
04/11/2011
Inductotherm Group
Inductotherm Corp. - The World’s Leader in Induction
Melting Technology
Inductotherm is the world’s leading supplier of melt shop equipment and automation systems. We build induction melting, holding,heating and pouring systems for virtually all metals. Furnace capacities range from coffee cup size melting a few troy ounces of precious metals to furnaces holding hundreds of tons of
iron. The induction power supply systems range in size from 10 kW to 42,000 kW
and are installed in more than 110 countries around the world. Inductotherm’s
product line also encompasses a full range of charging and preheating systems,
melt shop computer control systems, automated pouring systems, water cooling
systems and ARMS®(Automated Robotic Melt Shop) Systems. Our products
provide a wealth of use, efficiency and reliability to companies around the world.
From the automotive industry to agriculture, from renewable energy sources to
cookware, we provide the products that help you help those industries and so
many more. With manufacturing and service facilities in 18 countries, we set the
world standard for customer service. Proven in more than 27,500 installations
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worldwide, our equipment is designed and built to withstand the most demanding production conditions. Immediate response, extensive technical knowledge,
in-depth experience, readily available parts and a company-wide dedication to
customer satisfaction are the hallmarks of our unparalleled customer service and
support.
News & New Products • Inductotherm Rolls Out The World’s Largest MediumFrequency Induction Power System: The Power Supply—18.5 MW—coupled
with a 30-ton Heavy Steel Frame Furnace, rolled out of Inductotherm. This
equipment will melt steel at the fastest rate ever! • The New ARMS Systems:
The ARMS System uses an industrial robot to perform the full scope of hazardous operations, allowing the furnace operator to be relocated away from
the dangerous areas close to the furnace. • The New VIP®-I™ Series Induction Power Supply Systems: The VIP-I series of induction power units offers
metalcasters reliability, efficiency and guaranteed melt rates and is significantly
smaller and more compact than previous VIP units in the 15 kW to 600 kW size
range. • The New P³™ Control technology for Automated Pouring: An advancement in automated pouring is the breakthrough P³ (Predictive Pour Performance)
Control Technology which provides perfect pour precision and utilizes process
information to maintain optimum accuracy and pouring speed.
For more information, visit www.inductotherm.com.
04/11/2011
Consarc Ships 150T Electroslag Remelting System to
JSW
Muroran Hokkaido, Japan – The Japan Steel Works has received from Consarc Corporation, Rancocas, NJ USA the
complete shipment of a 150T Electroslag Remelting (ESR)
plant. When commissioned, this system will be the largest
single electrode static melting ESR plant in the world, giving
The Japan Steel Works unmatched ESR capabilities and enabling them to maintain their position as the premier supplier
of large forged rotor shafts.
ment including the aforesaid ESR furnace and a 14,000-ton hydraulic forging
press. The plant manufactures a wide range of forged and cast products used
to support the global energy sector.
For more information visit www.consarc.com.
04/12/2011
Consarc Ships 150T Electroslag Remelting System to
JSW
Muroran Hokkaido, Japan – The Japan Steel Works has received from Consarc Corporation, Rancocas, NJ USA the
complete shipment of a 150T Electroslag Remelting (ESR)
plant. When commissioned, this system will be the largest
single electrode static melting ESR plant in the world, giving
The Japan Steel Works unmatched ESR capabilities and enabling them to maintain their position as the premier supplier
of large forged rotor shafts.
The ESR furnace system consists of two furnace heads with
two melt stations, and is capable of melting a single 150T electrode, or multiple
smaller electrodes simultaneously, under complete inert gas cover. It utilizes
proprietary power systems designed and built by Consarc specifically for this
large scale ESR application. The furnace system was designed, manufactured,
preassembled for test, and shipped from Consarc’s world headquarters in Rancocas, NJ USA. JSW plans to put the ESR furnace system into production in
August 2011.
JSW’s Muroran Plant boasts some of the world’s most modern and technically
advanced equipment including the aforesaid ESR furnace and a 14,000-ton hydraulic forging press. The plant manufactures a wide range of forged and cast
products used to support the global energy sector.
The ESR furnace system consists of two furnace heads with
two melt stations, and is capable of melting a single 150T electrode, or multiple
smaller electrodes simultaneously, under complete inert gas cover. It utilizes
proprietary power systems designed and built by Consarc specifically for this
large scale ESR application.
Consarc, an Inductotherm Group Company, designs and manufactures furnaces
and related systems for vacuum induction melting (VIM), vacuum arc remelting (VAR), electroslag remelting (ESR), vacuum precision investment casting
(VPIC), induction skull melting (ISM), solar silicon melting furnaces, as well as
specialty furnaces for proprietary processes.
The furnace system was designed, manufactured, preassembled for test, and
shipped from Consarc’s world headquarters in Rancocas, NJ USA. JSW plans
to put the ESR furnace system into production in August 2011. JSW’s Muroran
Plant boasts some of the world’s most modern and technically advanced equip-
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Masabik Chooses Inductotherm Melting Equipment to
Spearhead New Steel Melting Project
Masabik, formerly known as NFC (National Foundries
Company) commissioned Inductotherm Europe, an
Inductotherm Group company, to provide a 2000kg
Small Steel Shell furnace and 1250 Dual-Trak® power
supply. This order was placed in 2010 to expand
Masabik’s operation into the steel production industry.
The equipment is now fully operational and Masabik is
highly delighted with their new equipment.
Inductotherm has been a long-time supplier to Masabik - in 1994 the company
installed an Inductotherm 2250kW Dual-Trak® power supply, with two 3 tonne
Heavy Steel Shell Furnaces, specifically for the production of grey and ductile
iron castings.
An Inductotherm 500kW VIP Power-Trak® power supply along with two 1 tonne
Duraline Furnaces were then added to give flexibility in the Melt Shop.
Masabik was established in 1994, occupying 40,000 square meters of land in
Dammam, Saudi Arabia. It is considered to be the large and most advanced
foundry in the region.
Inductotherm Europe manufactures induction melting technology and is a dominant supplier of induction melting, holding, pouring and heating equipment to
European markets.
For more information visit: www.inductotherm.co.uk.
04/11/2011
The 500kW / 3kHz power module supplies two, in-line forging coils and accurately heats the billets to 2250°F at a nominal rate of 300 pieces per hour. Process control is enhanced by IHAZ™ temperature modeling software, enabling
advanced tempearture control of the billet heating process. IHAZ™ software allows for a customized billet temperature profile (Induction Heat Affected Zone) to
best suit the customer’s ideal billet heating specifications. It can also generate
the optimum-running parameters and set points for Standby and Rapid Start,
which are stored as a recipe in the billet heater’s AB Compact Logix PLC and
AB PanelView 700+.
After billets are heated to the ideal temperature profile, they exit the induction coil
on a fastextractor conveyor, while the infrared temperature pyrometer activates
the over and under accept/reject system.
For more information about the InductoForge® system or additional thermal processing solutions visit www.inductoheat.com.
Inductoheat is the world’s largest manufacturer of induction heating equipment,
offering general purpose through fully customized heat treating and annealing
machines, pipe end heaters, crankshaft and camshaft heating machines and
copper tube annealing plants.
InductoForge and IHAZ are trademarks owned by Inductoheat, Inc.
04/11/2011
World Foundry Organization and Inductotherm Form
Alliance
The World Foundry Organization is delighted to announce a significant cooperation with Inductotherm Worldwide as they together support improvements for
the cast metals industry.
Inductoheat Ships InductoForge® Billet Heating
System & Forging Line
Inductotherm - the world’s leading manufacturer of induction melting furnaces recognizes the important role the WFO plays, bringing together technical associations from around the world and is delighted, through this sponsorship deal, to
be able to cover a portion of the costs associated with the ongoing mission of the
WFO. Inductotherm joins two current sponsors - Foseco and Ashland Chemical
- to provide three world-class organizations that will enable the development of
technical research to continue for the future.
Madison Heights, MI - Inductoheat, Inc., an Inductotherm Group company and the world’s leading induction heating equipment manufacturer, recently shiped
a single module, 500kW / 3kHz InductoForge® induction forging system and various material handling
equipment to a worldwide supplier of hardware and
hand tools. This machine is designed for heating a
wide range of billet diameters and lengths to 2250°F and +/- 50°F.
This forging line begins with a 6,500 lbs capacity automatic bin tipper dumping
carbon steel billets into a rotary feeder with automatic refill. The rotary feeder
continuously feeds billets end to end using a start/stop motion sensor, and supplies a pinch wheel infeed system that precisely delivers billets through the in-
duction coils on heavy-duty skid rails.
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”The important role that Inductotherm plays in the global foundry industry is key
to their support of the WFO, both organizations are promoting technology and
helping foundries to be more productive and efficient, the WFO through its ongoing work and commissions and Inductotherm through continued development
and research into the best melting furnaces.” WFO General Secretary, Andrew
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Turner
”With multiple companies in 18 countries all working together, it puts the Inductotherm Group in a perfect position to produce the most technologically advanced systems. By sharing existing technology, we have been able to save
hundreds of development hours and are able to adapt equipment specifically to
each customer’s application. This saves our customers time and money since
we have also been able to reduce delivery times worldwide.” Satyen Prabhu,
President and CEO, Inductotherm Corp.
”I am delighted that a company of the stature of Inductotherm has agreed to be
a sponsor of the WFO. It speaks of their confidence in the work that is being
done for the benefit of the foundry industry worldwide.” WFO President, Don
Huizenga.
Inductotherm Corp. designs and manufactures advanced melting, heating, holding and pouring systems for virtually all metal and material processing including:
gray and ductile iron, steel, copper and copper based alloys, aluminum, zinc,
reactive metals, precious metals, and silicon.
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Pouring equipment, mechanical
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Pouring equipment, heated (pouring furnaces)
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Heat treating furnaces and installations
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Melting / Precious Metals
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Heat treating / Precious Metals
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Heating / Precious Metals
thermpro.01.05.006
Vacuum sintering
thermpro.01.05.010
Brazing / Hard Metals
thermpro.01.06.002
Sintering / Ceramics
thermpro.01.07.004
Brazing / Non-ferrous metals
Click here to visit Inductotherm Group’s website: www.inductothermgroup.com.
Product Overview
Inductotherm Group
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Crucible induction furnaces
thermpro.01.07.009.03 Remelting / Non-ferrous metals
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Channel type induction furnaces
thermpro.01.07.013.01 Precipitation hardening
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Crucible lifting furnaces
thermpro.01.07.013.02 Stress-relieving annealing
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Vacuum melting furnaces
thermpro.01.07.013.04 Solution annealing
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Other electric melting and holding furnaces
thermpro.01.07.013.06 Softening annealing
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Vacuum degassing equipment
thermpro.01.07.014.01 Heating, Preheating / Non-ferrous metals
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Investment casting processes, equipment
thermpro.01.07.014.02 Holding at temperature (solid phase) / Non-ferrous
metals
thermpro.01.08.004.07 Galvanizing
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thermpro.01.08.004.08 Tin-coating
KLEIN Anlagenbau AG
thermpro.01.08.007
Welding / Steel and Iron
Address
Konrad-Adenauer-Str. 200
57572 Niederfischbach
Germany
thermpro.01.08.011.04 Cleaning / Steel and Iron
Phone
+49 2734 501301
thermpro.01.08.015.01 Quenching
Fax
+49 2734 501327
thermpro.01.08.015.02 Tempering / Steel and Iron
Internet address
www.klein-ag.de
thermpro.01.08.015.03 Case hardening
E-Mail
[email protected]
thermpro.01.08.015.04 Annealing
Stand
Hall 15, J03 (Page 28)
thermpro.01.08.009.03 Hardening
thermpro.01.08.015.06 Quenching and tempering
Company News
thermpro.01.08.016.01 Heating, Preheating / Steel and Iron
thermpro.02.02.002
02/03/2011
Laboratory-type melting furnaces
Pneumatic Conveying, core sand preparation, sand
reclamation
The main emphasis in this year’s exhibition will be on the
pneumatic conveying and the core sand preparation.
thermpro.03.02.001.01 Inductive heating devices
The pneumatic conveyor SP-HL was particularly conceived
for the transport of bulk material such as foundry sands.
KLEIN Anlagenbau AG is going to exhibit a tandem installation of the SP-HL, i. e. two conveyors feed one conveying
pipe. With tandem installations conveying capacities of up to
20 t/h can be achieved.
thermpro.03.02.001.02 Conductive heating devices
thermpro.03.02.001.03 Resistance heating devices
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KLEIN Anlagenbau AG
Vaccum pumps and systems
Among the outstanding features of the SP-HL are:
- The SP-HL renders high conveying capacities and at the same time consumes
about 40 % less energy than conventional conveyors. - Gentle transport to save
the structure of the sand. - Minimum wear of conveying pipes. - Small space
requirements.
Apart from conveyors for foundry sands, KLEIN Anlagenbau AG also supplies
pneumatic conveying systems for any other material that needs to be pneumatically transported in a foundry, such as bentonite, coal dust, filter dust, various
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additives etc.
Another emphasis during the exhibition will be on core sand preparation. KLEIN
Anlagenbau AG will exhibit a complete core sand preparation system consisting of metering scales, a core sand mixer STATORMIX, a binder dosing equipment and a core sand distribution vehicle. The core sand mixer STATORMIX is
equipped with an integrated self-cleaning mechanism. Mixing drum and mix-ing
tools are coated with highly abrasion-resistant material resulting in high durability of these com-ponents. The core sand mixer STATORMIX offers excellent
mixing quality, high mixing perform-ance, low binder consumption and minimum
expenditure in cleaning. The STATORMIX is particularly suited for the preparation of core sand with inorganic binders where particularly good mixing results
are achieved. Compared to conventional core sand mixers comparable strength
properties are achieved with up to 30 % savings in binder input.
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Knock-out machines
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Decoring equipment
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Pneumatic conveyors
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Bunkers, silos and accessories
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Control equipment, automation technology
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Consultation, planning, services
Product Details
Product Overview
KLEIN Anlagenbau AG
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Foundry plants and installations, planning,
construction, engineering
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Core making machines, other
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Dosing devices for binders and additives
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Moulding and coremaking machines, other
accessories
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Moulding sand preparation machines and plants
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Moulding sand mixer
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Sand coolers
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Sand reclamation of sodium silicate and cement
bonded sands
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Sand reclamation of synthetic resin bonded sands
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Crushing and grinding plants for used sand
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KLEIN Anlagenbau AG
Dosing devices for binders and additives
Binder dosing systems
The dosing of binders is realised by means of bellow
dosing devices. These dosing devices consist of a
stainless steel bellow with welded flange connections
at both ends. The seals do not come into contact with
any binder. The operating mode of the bellow dosing
devices is based on volumetric dosing so that the accuracy is independent of the binder viscosity. The repetitive accuracy is < 0,5 % of the final dosing value. The
bellow dosing devices are constantly filled with binder and are thus available for
the next dosing process. KLEIN bellow dosing devices are maintenance-free.
There is no need for regular maintenance works. KLEIN binder dosing devices
are available with 2-quantities adjustment and equipped with remote control.
Sand dosing equipment
Sand dosing equipment:
The sand is dosed by means of a volumetric dosing equipment. Thanks to the
special design of the dosing equipment and its inlet and outlet closures a equal
filling of the dosing equipment is achieved.
Sand weighing and dosing equipment:
The weighing and dosing equipment consists of a weighing hopper and two dos-
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ing slides for sand. The weighing hopper is installed on three weighing cells. The
dosing slides for sand are flat slides. In order to achieve a high accuracy, the
dosing mode is switched from coarse to fine dosing as soon as a certain dosing
volume is achieved. The accuracy of the weighing system is 1 % of the final
weight.
Address
Robert-Bosch-Str. 8-10
72661 Grafenberg
Germany
Phone
+49 7123 9342-0
Fax
+49 7123 9342-2444
Internet address
www.rampf-tooling.de
E-Mail
[email protected]
Die internationale Leitmesse der Gießereiindustrie steht ganz klar im Zeichen
des Aufschwungs. Wie wichtig die Produkte für andere Branchen sind, macht
der Verein deutscher Gießereifachleute e.V. deutlich: „Kein Fahrzeug zu Wasser,
in der Luft, im Weltraum oder auf dem Lande, fast keine technische Anlage
und keine Werkzeugmaschine, keine Windturbine und vieles mehr in unserem
täglichen Um-feld, funktioniert ohne Gussteile.“ Um international konkurrenzfähig zu bleiben, setzt die Branche mehr denn je auf umweltschonende Lösungen. RAMPF Tooling kann sich vor diesem Hintergrund als zuverlässiger
Partner empfehlen. Der Spezialist für Modellbauwerkstoffe bietet seit einigen
Jahren diverse Polyurethan- und Epoxid-Produkte für den Gießereimodellbau
an – speziell für die Bereiche Formerei und Kernmacherei. Die Materialien
eigenen sich zur Herstellung von Modellen, Negati-ven, Formplatten und Kernbüchsen. Sie können von der Prototypen- bis hin zur Großserien-Produktion
eingesetzt werden. Zu den wichtigsten Anforderungen, die an die Produkte
für den Gießereimodellbau gestellt werden, zählen neben Nachhaltigkeit, eine
hohe Abrasionsbeständigkeit, eine überdurchschnittliche Dimensionsstabilität
sowie eine gute Chemikalienbeständigkeit gegen Trenn- und Kernsandbindemittel. Zusätzlich sollten die Produkte einfach zu verarbeiten und Änderungen oder
Reparaturen einfach ausführbar sein. RAMPF setzt daher auf Kunststoffe. Ihr
Einsatz bietet eine Reihe von Vorteilen im Vergleich zu herkömmlichen Produkten. Sie sind leichter zu verarbeiten, reduzieren die Prozessdauer, sind günstiger als Metallwerkzeuge und leichter im Gewicht.
Vorreiter bei Materialien ohne Totenkopf-Kennzeichnung
Stand
Hall 12, A23 (Page 26)
Company News
11.02.2011
RAMPF Tooling bietet leistungsstarke Gieß- und
Oberflächenharze für den Gießereimodellbau ohne
Totenkopf-Kennzeichnung
Grafenberg, 21.01.2011 – Energie- und ressourceneffiziente Technologien
kommen in der Gießereibranche in der gesamten Prozesskette immer stärker
zum Tragen. Diesen Trend greift auch die diesjährige GIFA 2011 auf. Im Mittelpunkt stehen um-weltverträgliche Herstellungsverfahren - von der Entwicklung bis zur Produktion. Für RAMPF Tooling das optimale Umfeld, um neue,
ungiftige Gieß- und Oberflächen-harze vorzustellen. Am Stand 12A23 in Halle
12 präsentiert das Unternehmen aus Grafenberg innovative Materialien für
Modell- und Kernformeinrichtungen, die Ab-formungen bis 50.000 und mehr
Stück ermöglichen.
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Anlässlich der GIFA 2011 hat RAMPF Tooling sein Gießereiproduktportfolio nun
erweitert. Pünktlich zur Messe stellen die Experten von RAMPF neue, ungiftige
und verarbeitungsfreundliche Gieß- und Oberflächenharze aus Polyharnstoff
für die Herstellung von Produktionsmodellen, Formplatten sowie Kernbüchsen
vor. „Wir greifen bewusst den Dreiklang Innovation, Ökologie und Effizienz auf.
An konkreten Produktbeispielen zeigen wir den Einsatz unserer Materialien.
Bereits im Jahr 2008 haben wir als einer der ersten Modellbaulieferanten die
damaligen DDM haltigen, hoch abriebfesten Gießereisysteme durch Totenkopf
kennzeichnungsfreie Poly –Harnstoffsysteme ersetzt“, betont Peter Kimmerle,
Vertriebsleiter bei RAMPF Tooling. Das Gießharz RAKU-TOOL® PC-3451 ist
speziell für das Frontgussverfahren geeignet, welches in der Regel in Großserien eingesetzt wird. Der Vorteil dabei: Der Anwender/Modellbauer kann die
unterdimensionierten Grundkörper aus Metall oder Kunststoff (EP-Alugranulat,
PUR-Gießharze, Blockmaterial etc.), nach dem Verschleiß der Oberflächen
wieder neu beschichten. Das Oberflächenharz RAKU-TOOL® PG-3104 wird
für den Schichtbau eingesetzt. Bei diesem Verfahren können mit der Applikation einer dünnen Schicht des Oberflächenharzes ähnliche Eigenschaften wie
beim Frontguss erzielt werden. In der Regel wird dieses Verfahren für großvolumige Modelle und Kernkästen für Großserien eingesetzt. Der Hinterbau kann
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den individuellen Anforderungen der Formen angepasst werden. Beide neuen
Systeme weisen eine hohe Abrieb- und Schlagfestigkeit auf und haben keine
Sprödphase. Zudem haben beide Komponenten eine totenkopffreie Kennzeichnung. Beide neuen Produkte eigenen sich, abhängig vom Formverfahren
und der Teile-geometrie, für hohe Abformstückzahlen (von mehr als 50.000 Abformungen).
GIFA als Plattform für Werkzeug-Blockmaterial aus PET-Flakes
Weiterhin nutzt der Modellbauspezialist die GIFA als Plattform, seine umfassende Produktpalette an Blockmaterialien, Epoxid-Gieß- und Oberflächenharzen, Mehr-zweckharzen, Laminierpasten und Schnellgießharzen zu präsentieren. Sie alle die-nen zur effizienten Produktion von Modellen, Negativen,
Formplatten und Kern-büchsen in den verschiedensten Herstellungsverfahren.
Besondere Highlights wer-den die besonders robusten, aus PET-Flakes und
Recycling-Polyolen hergestellten Werkzeug-Blockmaterialien sein.
Product Overview
VETTER Krantechnik GmbH
Address
Siegtalstr. 22
57080 Siegen
Germany
Phone
+49 271 3502-0
Fax
+49 271 3502-299
Internet address
www.vetter-krane.de
E-Mail
[email protected]
Stand
Hall 15, F21 (Page 28)
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Moulding boxes and accessories
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Patternmaking and die making tools
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Plastics
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Pattern making sundries
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Gauges and fixtures
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Patterns and core boxes made of wood and plastic
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Pattern plates
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Pouring equipment and plants, other
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Knock-out machines
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Fettling chambers, fettling benches, fettling cabins
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Cranes, hoists, rack trucks and accessories
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Manipulators
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ROTOMAX®-Lastwendegeräte
VETTER Krantechnik GmbH bietet für die GießereiIndustrie ein absolutes Nischenprodukt an: ROTOMAX®Lastwendegeräte, mit denen Formkästen bis zu 120
Tonnen Eigengewicht gefahrlos gedreht werden können. Die Wendetraversen, auch Schlingenwender,
Formkasten- oder Gießkastenwender genannt, werden
in einen Kran eingehängt. Es gibt verschiedene Varianten, z.B. mit festem
oder variablen Bandabstand. Speziell für die Gießerei-Industrie werden statt
der Standard-Hebebänder spezielle Ketten angeboten, die auch den besonders rauhen Bedingungen in einer Gießerei standhalten. Hängt der Formkasten
sicher in den Ketten des Lastwendergerätes, wird dieses per Kran angehoben.
Mittels Funkfernsteuerung kann dann aus sicherer Entfernung der Kasten in
jede gewünschte Position gedreht werden. Schwierige und zeitraubende Arbeitsprozesse, wie z.B. das Einlegen der Kerne, das Putzen oder Schlichten
können so erheblich beschleunigt und vor allen Dingen sicherer gemacht werden.
ROTOMAX ®-Lastwendegeräte gibt es für die unterschiedlichsten Anwendungen, z.B. für das Wenden von Maschinenkörpern, Dieselmotoren, Schweißkonstruktion, etc. Es stehen sowohl Standard- als auch Sondergeräte zur Verfügung.
Die Spezialisten von VETTER erarbeiten gemeinsam mit dem Kunden anhand
der individuellen Anforderungen die passende Lösung.
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28 June – 2 July 2011 • Düsseldorf, Germany
Rheinbad
CARAVAN CENTER
Hallen/Halls
10 – 13
15 – 17
Hallen/Halls
9 + 10
Hallen/Halls
3+4+5
Hallen/Halls
13 + 14
Nord/North
Autobahn/
Motorway A44
0,5 km
8a
8b
78
U-Bahnhof
Tram Station
(Nord-Ost)*
(North-East)*
Messe Nord
*Nur für Pendelbusse
(nicht bei allen Veranstaltungen geöffnet)
*For shuttle buses only
(not available for all events)
Polizei, Fundbüro
Police, Lost property office
Logistikzentrum
Logistics Center
6
Pendelbusspur
Shuttle bus
7
7a
0
9
5
Messe-Einfahrt/Tor
T 1
Fair entrance/Gate 1
3
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Rott
17
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11
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raß
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79
Duisburg
e
Ost/East
897
CCD Pavillon
hst
raß
e
Nordpark
78/79
Am
Löbbecke Museum
+ Aquazoo
722
in
Ha
Da n
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er S
traß
e
896
CCD Ost/CCD Süd
Kongresse/Congresses
S
to
450 ckume
m r Kirc
4k
m
m
4k
adt km
enst City 4
Inn
722
722
Düsseldorf
Fashion
House 2
896
m
Restaurant
Café
897
B8
1
Halle/Hall 7.0
Verbände/Associations
Institutionen/Institutions
Hochschulen/
Colleges and universities
Kais
ers
rw
ert
her
Stra
ß
722
4k
Congress
Center
Düsseldorf
Congress
Center
Düsseldorf
Magazin
Storeroom
Inn
ens
tad
t
CCD Süd
CCD Ost
Werkstatt
Workshop
City
Cit
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ße
Stra
15 14
16
2
Süd/South
13
4
CCD Stadthalle
Rhein
R
Rh
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10
Freiligrathplatz
Zoll,
Spediteure
Customs,
Forwarders
722
78
12
0–2
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km km
78
Heinz-Ingenstau-Str.
897
896
Düsseldorf
Fashion
House 1
Thewissen
weg
Messe Düsseldorf GmbH
Postfach 10 10 06
40001 Düsseldorf
Germany
Tel. +49 (0)2 11/45 60-01
Fax +49 (0)2 11/45 60-6 68
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