Soldering & bonding
Joining two different metals (e.g. hard metal and steel) is very practical depending on the application. Our experience with joining hard metal with a carrier material allows us to optimally define the hard metal content of a tool.
Hard soldering requires high temperatures; soft soldering is comparable to hot bonding. A molten metallic bonding agent is used as a “solder”. Its melting point is always the same as that of the metals to be joined.
If less high loads are required, bonding is the more economical method.
Milling & turning
We use milling specifically to prepare the geometry of materials such as steel and brass to be precisely joined with hard metal.
Turning plays a key role in our production, especially when manufacturing electrodes. We prepare them so that they can be used directly and reliably in the subsequent erosion process.
Both processes are also used in the production of gauges. These are then used to position or hold workpieces in downstream manufacturing and testing processes.
Measuring & testing
We are always talking about precision, surface quality, dimensional accuracy, tolerances … We carry out strict measuring and testing procedures in-house so that you can actually rely on what we say. In the air-conditioned measuring room, we can subdivide and document down to one thousandth of a millimetre (1 micrometre). However, our Rotodur quality is created at a much earlier stage: our qualified employees use all their professional skills and the latest machinery during the production process.
Laser engraving
High-quality tools and moulded pieces are part of complex production and logistics processes. The better these components are inscribed, the smoother the processes run. Save yourself the hassle of handling and organising with other suppliers – let us inscribe your order straight away.
