Generation 9 y ContiRoll® Generation 9 NEO
Siguiente nivel - Producción a alta velocidad
Con una producción anual de hasta 900.000 m³, confiabilidad absoluta y calidad de producto insuperable, el ContiRoll® se ha convertido en el estándar en la producción continua de tableros. Pero Siempelkamp no se ha dormido sobre los laureles y lanza una actualización de vanguardia: una prensa de alimentación recién desarrollada, tecnología de punta en accionamientos e instrumentación, simulación y control de procesos han elevado el ContiRoll® a nuevas alturas: aumento de la producción de hasta el 30%, tiempos de funcionamiento más altos de la máquina, requisitos de mantenimiento minimizados, rendimiento de alta precisión y cualidades del producto que se han incrementado nuevamente con el potencial de realizar aún más ahorros en materiales y consumo de energía – todo a velocidades de operación confiables de 2.500 milímetros por segundo.
En resumen: ¡han llegado las ContiRoll® Generation 9 y ContiRoll® Generation 9 NEO!
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