Focusing on tube forming technology and automation

Speakers and an audience from the industry exchange ideas at transfluid’s Innovation Days 11

Focusing on tube forming technology and automation

Insight into the practical side was offered through site visits. (Source: transfluid)

As the year draws to a close, mechanical engineering firm transfluid and attendees at the event have been looking forwards. For the second time this year, an audience from the industry and subject specialists met to sound out trends, prospects, and developments in the field of tube machining. The central topic of Innovation Days 11 was „Future-facing automation systems and trailblazing innovations in forming technology“. A series of speakers provided rich fodder for an intensive exchange of ideas.

Presentations on advance tube machining
microjet GmbH gave a presentation on the automatic application of lubricants for different uses. This focused on various systems, especially in the area of minimum lubrication and special nozzles for completely coating workpieces or tools. Keyence delivered information on automatic decoating, marking, and inspection, taking us all through an overview of camera inspections, laser marking, and laser decoating with the use of illustrative experiments. Prof. Dr. Hermes from South Westphalia University of Applied Sciences answered the question „What’s that noise? Changes to material structure in metal forming“. Using practical examples from high-speed metal forming with the help of gases, explosives, or electromagnets he gave us an understanding of the changes that occur to the microstructure of materials during forming, and provided insight into the scientific principles behind them.

With our talk „Am I still soldering or forming already? From soldered part to formed tube“ transfluid presented various forming processes, tools, and innovations in tool technology for roll and axial forming. The hosts‘ second presentation dealt with the topic ‚Robot or linear handling system?‘ and automation solutions in the field of tube machining. This involved an overview of advanced automation systems and various components which can also be automated for tube production. Practical examples were used to show for which applications a robotic handling system, a linear handling system, or a combination of the two would make sense.
The topics of the Innovation Days were also vividly and practically brought to life for our guests by tours of the transfluid site. Stefanie Flaeper, Managing Director of transfluid, was excited about the positive response and high level of interest: „With our Innovation Days we are creating a platform for participants to take an active role in the future of tube processing. And of course people are also very glad for the opportunity they provide for networking.“ transfluid intends to continue its successful Innovation Days events in 2016.

Trade fair: Tube, Düsseldorf, 04-08/04/2016, Hall 05 / Stand G34

Bildquelle: transfluid

transfluid Maschinenbau GmbH – the solution for tubes

transfluid is sought after worldwide as a partner for manufacturing tube bending machines and tube processing machines. Since 1988 transfluid has been further developing its technologies for tube machining, so that it can provide customer-oriented, tailor-made solutions – for plant and machine construction, the automotive and energy industries, shipbuilding and medical device manufacturing. As a world-renowned brand, the company from Germany is present in Europe and with its subsidiaries in Asia.

transfluid\\\’s product portfolio offers perfect solutions in five different machine categories, that meet all the requirements in tube processing. t bend stands for a wide range of tube bending machines, which fulfil the highest demands in terms of industrial applications. The tube forming machines in the t form range offer the perfect tube shaping solutions. Tube forming is important as an individual or supplementary process, in order to obtain optimally tailored tubes. Automation systems are offered as fully developed concepts for bending and forming technology, under t motion. t cut covers the field of tube cutting machines. Here, Transfluid is able to provide a range of different systems, for example for chipless orbital cutting and special knive separation processes. The category t clean encompasses tube cleaning machines. These ensure the cleanliness of workpieces and tubes. Additionally, with the new tu go range, transfluid offers a standardised portfolio of machinery, which is available from stock for immediate delivery. transfluid offers the powerful software t project for rapid and reliable tube processing. It can be used as an effective online solution for bending machines and the majority of CAD systems.

www.tube-processing-machines.com

Firmenkontakt
transfluid Maschinenbau GmbH
Stefanie Flaeper
Hünegräben 20-22
57392 Schmallenberg
+49 2972 97 15 – 0
+49 2972 97 15 – 11
info@transfluid.de
http://www.tube-processing-machines.com

Pressekontakt
PSV
Stefan Köhler
Schlachthausstraße 10
57072 Siegen
+49 (0) 271 7700160
s.koehler@psv-marketing.de
http://www.psv-marketing.de