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In metal-working shops utilising swarf-producing manufacturing techniques, the generated swarf is often an underestimated cost factor that influences the service life and productivity of the expensive machine tools: The key challenge here is therefore process reliability. For efficient swarf management, ERDWICH offers proven centralised and decentralised solutions with the following benefits: Whether centralised or decentralised, Erdwich lets you handle swarf management in double-quick time. To get an idea of what we’re capable of, please see the following Case Studies. Now it’s your turn: we look forward to receiving your project enquiry!

In metal-working shops utilising swarf-producing manufacturing techniques, the generated swarf is often an underestimated cost factor: This means your expensive machine tool cannot attain its full productive potential. The key challenge here is therefore: PROCESS RELIABILITY But there is another way. In fact, there are several proven solutions – centralised and decentralised – to this problem. ERDWICH machines and plant for swarf shredding and processing offer the highest levels of economic viability, safety and efficiency. With the decentralised solution, the ERDWICH swarf breaker is set up directly next to the lathe or machining centre. The swarf is removed and transported away to a central processing point either manually using a swarf cart or by means of pneumatic extraction, pumping or some other conveyor system. With the centralised solution, the swarf is collected in swarf carts at each machining centre and then transported to the ERDWICH master processing plant. This...

“Belladonna” Atropa belladonna – in use medically since ancient times, this solanaceous herb is among the most dangerous poisonous plants in Europe and was named after Atropos (inevitable, from greek mythology). In Renaissance Italy the pupil-dilating effects of the poison Hyoscyamin led to the name "bella donna" (Italian: "beautiful woman"). Half plant and half woman the sculpture is a symbol of duality, tension and beauty in life. This 2 metres high sculpture is the work of over 2000 hours and made mainly from Murano glass. The artist Irene Magdalena Orecher concieved perfectly the colours reflecting the symbolic drama of life, from the calm blue-green through the ominous purple to the vibrant red and vivid bright yellow. Shining stainless steel edging underscores the shape of the sculpture, combining both ancient and contemporary art forms. The metal works were created in cooperation with Berndt Schweizer, Master Craftsman.