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Listing of all 50 news releases from Surtech Surface Technology Products:

SurTech machine buffs difficult parts

As well as polishing parts with complicated shapes, a buffing machine will be shown at MACH 2008 by SurTech for finishing SS fabrications, sheet and plate, hollow sections and enclosures.

News from Surtech Surface Technology Products (10 April 2008)

Modular welding tables cut costs by 40%

A modular system of welding tables can be used for workshop applications that include measuring, monitoring, multi-clamping assemblies, fixture construction, bending and folding.

News from Surtech Surface Technology Products ( 3 April 2008)

Multihead machines polish many flat parts

For polishing large amounts of flat parts such as sheet, strip, extrusions and hollow sections, a multihead machine can comfortably manage the surface area that requires polishing.

News from Surtech Surface Technology Products ( 7 January 2008)

Welding tables include clamping assemblies

A modular system of welding tables (or benches) can be used for other purposes and include multi-clamping assemblies, measuring, monitoring, fixture construction, bending and folding.

News from Surtech Surface Technology Products (27 September 2006)

Robots replace manpower to buff, polish guitars

User application article World famous New York guitar maker has opted for sanding and buffing robots to solve problems associated with employee turnover, lost man hours and long training cycles.

News from Surtech Surface Technology Products (14 December 2005)

Wet abrasive band grinding applied to car trim

User application article German robot cell manufacturer has developed a wet abrasive belt grinding (or 'linishing') process for car trim components, which considerably reduces material costs and improves quality

News from Surtech Surface Technology Products (14 December 2005)

Re-assess manual polishing mops

With fewer operators willing to undertake traditional repetitive polishing, to avoid the work going to cheaper labour areas, a supplier suggests a bigger mops for easier working, better results.

News from Surtech Surface Technology Products (14 December 2005)

Oxide film brushed away quicker, automatically

User application article Subcontractor who has to supply 30% of his laser-cut sheets with the oxide film removed and all edges deburred experienced a 70% time saving after installing an automatic brushing machine.

News from Surtech Surface Technology Products (14 December 2005)

System grinds, deburrs and polishes materials

Claimed to be the most versatile, the most flexible and the most complete available, a mechanical finishing system grinds, deburrs and polishes metals, plastics and composites.

News from Surtech Surface Technology Products (14 December 2005)

Robots abrasively finish, polish femoral knees

User application article Robotic systems for abrasive belt grinding, buffing and polishing of cast components have also been successfully applied to femoral knee implants as well as turbine blades.

News from Surtech Surface Technology Products (14 December 2005)

Double sided deburring saves up to 70% time

User application article Brushing machine produced 70% time savings for a subcontractor who has to supply 30% of his laser-cut sheets with the oxide film removed and all edges deburred.

News from Surtech Surface Technology Products (21 June 2005)

'Magic' weld cleaning is more eco-friendly

Thermo-chemical stainless steel cleaning method removes only the oxide layers generated by heat treatment or HAZ, so that the optical surface smoothness is fully preserved.

News from Surtech Surface Technology Products (21 June 2005)

Larger, slower mops reduce polishing fatigue

The normal method of polishing uses small polishing mops of around 250mm diameter running at fast speeds, but large diameter mops at lower speeds reduce fatigue.

News from Surtech Surface Technology Products (21 June 2005)

Robotic cell polishes steam turbine blades

User application article A robotic grinding and polishing cell is finishing a wide variety of alloyed stainless steel steam turbine blades - ranging from 4in to 20in long - after CNC machining.

News from Surtech Surface Technology Products (21 June 2005)

Range of deburring, finishing machines expanded

A greatly expanded range of abrasive machines for deburring and finishing sheet metal and other flat parts include simple models for low volumes through to types for medium and large volume work.

News from Surtech Surface Technology Products (25 August 2004)

Tube polishing does not have to be expensive

Not all tube polishing requires heavy duty machine design and fully automatic operation as a budget price centreless abrasive belt grinding machine has the same controls as more expensive machines.

News from Surtech Surface Technology Products (20 August 2004)

Powerful abrasive grinder holds constant speeds

A powerful, high torque, 1200W electric motor is fitted to an electric abrasive belt grinder that has built-in tachogenerator to keep cutting speeds at constant levels regardless of contact pressure.

News from Surtech Surface Technology Products (20 August 2004)

Clean up welds safely and quickly at up to 2m/min

Electrochemical weld cleaner uses 55/80A AC current and selected chemicals via a wand to produce heat and an instantaneous chemical reaction to remove all discolouration from welds.

News from Surtech Surface Technology Products (20 August 2004)

Portable weld prepping tools produce 15mm bevels

Portable bevelling tools, claimed to be the fastest and most powerful available anywhwere, feature patented milling heads with 5 inserts that cut a 6mm in single pass and up to 15mm in three.

News from Surtech Surface Technology Products (30 July 2004)

Permanent lifting magnets are self-contained

Permanent lifting magnets that are totally self contained without external power supply cover most of the lifting requirements in the metal fabrication industry.