Surface plates

Advantages of Heating Plates with Square Cartridge Heaters: -> Simple plate manufacture due to rectangular groove geometry, no deep-hole boring -> Simple heater installation by bending and pressing along the plate surface -> Complex plate geometries with bores and openings -> Optimal heat transfer due to 75% surface contact -> No casting with heat conductive compound -> Uniform temperature profiles due to thermally optimized groove layouts/power distribution and utilization of insulation plates -> high process temperatures (up to 450°C in aluminium, up to 700°C in stainless steel) Example "Heated Stamp": D=100 mm out of tempered tool steel up to max. 700°C continuous temperature. Fitted with 2 Square Cartridge Heaters 1500 W/ 230 V, 4,5 x 4,5 mm x 600 mm, with 50 mm unheated at the termination end. Annealed and formable with a nickel sheath, resistant up to 850°C surface temperature. Connection by fibreglass insulated pure nickel high-temperature leads (max. 500°C)

Vacuum suction systems with special plates for rough surfaces such as stone slabs, plastic panels, wooden panels, wood based boards and much more up to 6000 kg.

Chrome Plating Shiny / Opaque surface finish An electroplating process whereby chrome is deposited “on and below” the surface of the mould. Different types of chroming procedures may take place, depending on type of compound to be used, and aspect/use of the moulded part. Facilitated compound flow Easier demoulding Reduced frequent mould cleaning Longer mould life