Cutting processes - Import export

Touching-up damaged points on galvanised surfaces, for example after welding, drilling or cutting processes Priming of ferrous metals when zinc galvanising cannot be carried out. For example, in vehicle and ship repairs, in steel building construction, civil engineering and bridge building, in tank and overhead line construction, on grids, fence and traffic signal posts, exhaust systems, drain gutters Also suitable for spot welding thanks to the good electrical conductivity Advantages and benefits Highly effective due to active, cathodic corrosion protection Versatile use as durable corrosion protection at thermally stressed metal parts Highly economical due to low consumption and self-cleaning spray valve Supplements galvanising and forms a rough adhesive surface for subsequent painting

Glass and mirror cuts with the most modern cutting and processing options

Glass and mirror cuts with the most modern cutting and processing options

Glass and mirror cuts with the most modern cutting and processing options

The Metzner CCM 2 circular cutting machine processes steel-reinforced profiles and sponge rubber materials with dry cutting (optionally with micro-knife moistening to cool the circular knife). The standard model comes with an integrated discharge conveyor (1300 mm length); range of application both in-line and off-line.

Metzner has developed a fully automatic processing machine with outstanding cutting quality and great length accuracy for steel cable wires of up to 20 mm diameter. The steel cable wires are fed by a motorised feeding device in combination with a contact-free loop control. Then, program-controlled and positionally accurate marking tapes are applied to the steel cable – with a cycle time of less than two seconds. In addition, a wax printer marks all the fastening and processing points that will be required for subsequent processing. This labelling method is carried out in a continuous process. The cut is then made using a special cutting process. Precise length accuracy is achieved by a special laser measuring system. A material stacker with a storage area of up to 12 metres ensures that the steel cable wires are deposited in an orderly manner. All cut steel rope can be stored and sorted according to length to allow it to be removed at a later point.