The company provides already the modelling Board MB-0540 and the tool Board WB-1450 both are predominantly manufactured from Recyclingpolyol. The so-called Recypole as also the polyester polyols from PET-flakes come from its sister company of RAMPF ecosystems, which specializes in the recovery and recycling of polyurethane and PET residues. Through the use of thermal Glycolysis system supplier recycled materials to Recyclingpolyolen, which again incorporated into the manufacture of polyurethane. The new WB-1250 joins seamlessly in the existing model construction and tool block materials of the brand RAKU-TOOL. The products can be cut very well and also manually edit. <\/p>\n
They offer efficient ways to produce models in combination with the appropriate adhesive or repair putty knife. RAMPF Tooling distributes a complete package consisting of tools, styling and model building block materials as well as epoxy adhesives and polyester repair filler. Less work, less waste for the model maker for more efficiency and more Ecology is also the close contour line of RAMPF Tooling, also presented at the Euromold. Middle contour paste up to the three-dimensional Demolding. Paste in the automotive and shipbuilding, as well as in the wind energy and aviation for special application the Close Contour. You can be very quickly and easily. <\/p>\n
The paste made of polyurethane or epoxy applied on a machined base, already has the outline of the model to be manufactured. Some of the materials can be processed further curing after twelve hours. Also in close contour casting process saves the user time and costs. This close contour models or forms are manufactured using a special moulding process. The result is a three-dimensional Demolding, which is already close to the final contour. Ten products are available for various applications such as modelling, metal forming, Legewerkzeuge, seamless electroplating bath models and the foundry industry available. The entire casting process takes place at RAMPF Tooling and the customer receives a contour Middle blank. This incurred less milling work and less waste. “Who needs more space for his idea, which we supply recently also the Close Contour block made to measure, rectangular and unedited”, explains Peter Kimmerle. Looking forward the sales and Marketing Director of RAMPF Tooling Euromold is looking forward to 2010. Because the environment could not be better. International guests from Japan and Turkey to Euromold 2010 be 1,500 exhibitors from 45 Nations and 60,000 trade visitors expected. With the host country Turkey, the leading trade fair has won an important partner for tool and mould making. Also, RAMPF Tooling using the international platform. In addition to customers and partners from Germany, the company expects numerous guests from Japan and Turkey. In the island State, RAMPF successfully operates a branch with seat in Osaka for five years. Like Toyota, R + D include motorists there customers. In Turkey the specialist works with an experienced partner, model form from Istanbul. RAMPF Tooling on the Euromold soon what may it be? A drill, a shoe sole, a blade or a whole car? RAMPF Tooling is their form ideas now for 30 years.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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