METALLURGY
Conveyor plant for
quality inspection of
aluminum forging parts
Dr. Goessling designs plastic Hinged Belt Conveyor with special discharge arms.
For a longstanding client with expertise in metal processing, Dr. Goessling Maschinenfabrik GmbH designed a special conveyor plant that allows for aluminum forging parts to be gently conveyed in a circuit. A particular discharge enables employees to manually perform quality inspections in full operation.
The client’s demands were to design a conveyor plant to gently transport aluminum forging parts. One specification was for the plastic Hinged Belt Conveyor to run in a circle and to discharge the parts at multiple arms for manual quality controls. Many years of experience in the development and manufacturing of conveyors of all sorts and the capability to incorporate individual client demands made Dr. Goessling the first choice.
The client’s demands were to design a conveyor plant to gently transport aluminum forging parts. One specification was for the plastic Hinged Belt Conveyor to run in a circle and to discharge the parts at multiple arms for manual quality controls. Many years of experience in the development and manufacturing of conveyors of all sorts and the capability to incorporate individual client demands made Dr. Goessling the first choice.
Four similar plants have already been delivered to the client. The good cooperation, service and quality of the Goessling machines were once again the reason behind the decision to build another conveyor together. Commissioning is scheduled for the end of the year and is performed by Dr. Goessling.
The Dr. Goessling team was once again able to offer an individual design, meeting special demands and reaching full customer satisfaction. Dr. Goessling is looking forward to your application too and is happy to consult.
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