Metal industrie - Import export

The MSD models are universally suited and can be used in all cable production lines to measure wires and cables of all types. In tube and hose extrusion lines, they are indispensable aids for measuring pressure pipelines, waste water and heating tubes, and other types of rubber hoses. MSD devices can also contribute to quality monitoring in cold applications in the steel and metal industry. Additionally, the measuring device can be used for non-ferrous and offshore productions. Properties The measuring principle is based on state-of-the-art CCD technology with several point-source LEDs as lighting sources. Non-contact measurement Very high measuring rate Differently coloured LEDs illuminate the measuring axes, for interference-free measuring during simultaneous measurements or reflecting products Integrated interfaces such as Ethernet IP, Profinet IO, Profibus DP and others Integrated web server in all processor versions.

The BENDCHECK system is suitable for in-line production optimization in the steel and metal industry. The measuring solution enables in-line quality assurance in the production of tubes and rods and eliminates the need for complex manual straightness measurements. Properties: Synchronous real-time scan to monitor bending of the product 3 to 5 non-contact measuring stations with 1 to 3 measuring axes Direct integration into the existing production process Constant quality assurance, also after the straightening process Recording of statistics, ensuring traceability Time savings thanks to automatic measurement control Continuous measurement without slowing down the production process Replaces manual measurements by means of off-line stations Optional measurement of head and tail bending with additional measuring stations. Benefits: Cutting-edge optics & laser scan technology Maximum accuracy & stability Extremely high sampling rate Comprehensive quality control

In the metal industry, die-casting is a manufacturing process of high precision. After heating to a liquid state, the alloys are filled mechanically and under high pressure into a steel form. At DGS Druckguss Systeme AG, the common metal alloys are aluminium and magnesium. The process is used for the production of great quantities of the same part (serial production) which are constant in shape and with a refined surface finish. In the die-casting process, it is possible to realize a mass production very economically and with high dimensional accuracy. In 1910, casting of the metals lead, zinc and tin became common in Europe. This manufacturing process became known in America under the name of “injection casting”. More and more the term was substituted with “die-casting”. The first production companies in Switzerland were Injecta in Teufenthal in 1920 and Bühler in 1925, which has now become DGS Druckguss Systeme AG. Since then, the process has been developed continually to constantl