Tubular sections - Import export

Square stainless steel tubular heaters BASE-flex (1.4541) are a reliable industry standard for the use in heating platens and manifolds. In contrast to traditional tubular heaters with a round section which have to be bent by machines, square BASE-flex can be fitted into any rectangular groove with simple hand tools. Moreover, the square shape results in a bigger heat emitting area of up to 80% compared with a corresponding round section. Finally, the easy manual mounting saves the usually high technical expenditure for casting-in / soldering / cementing of bent round tubular heaters. A soft version of the BASE-flex, the NICKEL-flex (2.4068) is available as special execution. Due to the soft, easy to form nickel material, the NICKEL-flex is suitable for manual mounting with hand tools in round sections, too. Furthermore, Nickel has a better capability to conduct heat compared with stainless steel.

Precise even with low strip tension The segment rolls were developed specially for use in stretch bending levellers. The extremely free-running measuring rings permit high-precision shape measurement even with very low strip tensions. A rigid tubular section which forms the shaft of the roll supports several pivotably mounted measuring rings. They form the outer shell of the measuring roll over which the strip passes. Force sensors inside the measuring rings detect the force resulting from the strip tension. The sensors have high resolution, are overload-proof and maintenance-free. The data are transmitted through the centre axis of the roll and output as a Profibus signal.

The Lapmaster Wolters Model 24 is the smallest floor standing lapping machine in the range and is ideal for engineering workshops, where flatness and finish are of prime importance. It is equipped with a 610mm diameter serrated lap plate, manufactured from Grade 300 grey cast iron to ISO 185(2005) as standard. Other plates can be supplied on request. The machine is self-contained and the rigid welded tubular section steel frame supports the reduction gearbox and drive motor and houses the abrasive compound system and the waste tank. Access to these is provided by lift off panels. The machine is intended for use with free abrasive compounds. A dispensing system, for use with water and diamond compounds etc., can also be fitted. Flatness of the machines lap plate, and consequently of the component, is controlled by adjusting the position of the conditioning rings relative to the lap plate track.

The Lapmaster Wolters Model 36 is the perfect size for engineering workshops, where flatness and finish are of prime importance over a wide range of component sizes. It is equipped with a 914mm diameter serrated lap plate, manufactured from Grade 300 grey cast iron to ISO 185(2005) as standard. Other plates can be supplied on request. The machine is self-contained and the rigid welded tubular section steel frame supports the reduction gearbox and drive motor and houses the abrasive compound system and the waste tank. Access to these is provided by lift off panels. The machine is intended for use with free abrasive compounds. A dispensing system, for use with water and diamond compounds etc., can also be fitted. Flatness of the machines lap plate, and consequently of the work, is controlled by adjusting the position of the conditioning rings relative to the lap plate track.

Our product range also includes cords (laces, ropes) in a wide variety of materials, types, and thicknesses. We manufacture plain or multicolour braided, knitted, twisted, and elastic cords. We carry a large selection of different designs and samples, such as the climbing or paracord look. We are also happy to accommodate your individual wishes – whatever they may be. Cords can have a round or oval cross-section (tubular cord), but can also be entirely flat (tubular braid). Cords can be used for lacing, binding, regulating widths, or adding other fashionable or sporty touches. For example, they can be found on hats (hat cord), as a drawstring in hoods, a jackets and trousers regulator, as a belt, as shoe laces, or as chains. Thinner variations are also commonly used as hanging loops, hang tags, packaging, or embroidery. As an insertion cord (low- shrinkage welt insert), it is used for piping with fabric or as corded welting.