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Laser engraving, coding and marking are indispensable parts of modern production. But these precision processes have a by-product: Potentially harmful fumes and particles. Effectively filtering these fumes is critical not only for worker health, but also for equipment life, product quality and environmental compliance.

A composite material is a combination of two materials with different physical and chemical properties. When combined, they form a material that is specialised to do a specific job, for example to be stronger, lighter or resistant to electricity. They can also increase strength and stiffness. The reason for their use compared to conventional materials is that they improve the properties of their base material and are applicable in many situations.  *** Translated with www.Dee

According to the International Federation of Robotics (IFR) data, the number of industrial robots in operation increased from 3 million 904 thousand in 2022 to 4 million 282 thousand in 2023.

There are many substances harmful to health in the smoke generated during the welding process. Welding fume contains heavy metals. In welding and cutting processes, various gases are produced as a result of the combustion or evaporation of welding consumables, cutting fluid on the main material welded, residues such as oil, grease and coatings such as paint, galvanising with the effect of arc temperature.

Welding joins metal parts with intense heat, to which consumable electrodes are often applied to improve the assembly of larger parts. Smoke is emitted from the base metal and especially from the electrodes. Welding fume is a complex mixture of metals, gases and other compounds. It also contains very small particles, including ultrafine matter. The exposure of welders depends on several factors, including the welding process itself, workplace characteristics and protective me

We perform computational analyses at all necessary stages of product design. In addition to mechanical analysis, we also use advanced analyses such as vibration analysis and CFD.

Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) is a manufacturing process used to produce or repair metal parts by 3D printing. It belongs to the direct energy deposition (DED) family of additive manufacturing processes. WAAM is realised by layering layers of metal on top of each other until a desired 3D shape is created.

Evaporative coolers can be used in a wide variety of applications. In general, it is the best solution for extreme operating conditions and large areas where it is not possible to use air conditioning and the required cooling capacity is very high.

Today, CNC machining centres, which are used in almost all sectors, especially in automotive, medical, defence industry, aviation, use coolant and lubricant fluids when machining metal. The high heat generated during machining causes these liquids to evaporate rapidly. Inhalation of these vapours is risky for health and they are forbidden to be discharged into the atmosphere.