The Röhm portfolio, which includes drill chucks, center punches, lathe chucks and vises, robot gripping technology, power chucks, clamping cylinders, mandrels, and tool clamping systems. (Source: Kellenberger)
Clamping systems

Röhm's resurgence: From crisis to cutting-edge innovation

Röhm, a century-old leader in clamping systems, overcame a major downturn through its 2017 acquisition by the Helmut Rothenberger Group, leading to rapid restructuring and investment in technology. The adoption of the Kellenberger 100 platform, symbolizing a blend of German quality and Swiss precision, has significantly boosted productivity and improved product quality.

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The Netstal CAP-Line 4500 with 128-cavity mold from z-moulds produces 26 mm tamper-evident water closures at a cycle time of 1.9 seconds (Source: Netstal)
Injection moulding

Maximum productivity and efficiency to produce beverage closures

At the upcoming NPE event, Netstal will showcase its advanced injection moulding solutions, featuring a state-of-the-art production system from the US-based company Alltrista. This system is acclaimed as the world's most efficient for producing closure systems, demonstrating a production capacity using a 128-cavity mould to manufacture 26 mm water bottle caps, achieving a remarkable cycle time of 1.9 seconds.

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The robotic system sets new standards in robot machining. (Source: Toolcraft)
Robotic applications

Keeping pace with the move towards automation

Since launching its robotics business unit over ten years ago, Toolcraft has designed, programmed and implemented a large number of customised robot solutions. Now the medium-sized company has developed two new robot applications so that it can offer an even wider range of solutions to meet its customers’ increasingly extensive requirements.

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Two S274 indexable inserts in a Wirestyle machine cut nails from a reel of aluminium wire prior to their insertion in a plastic sheet. (Source: Horn Cutting Tools)
Art with nails and threads

Unusual application for Horn carbide inserts

André Gall, founder of Wirestyle, combines art with technology by using specially developed machines to transform photos or graphics into artworks using threads and nails. He employs a method that involves precisely hammering 12 nails per second into a base material using a pair of indexable carbide inserts from Horn's S274 tool system.

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