Manufacturing Processes – Innovations in machining and grinding technology
In the research area of manufacturing processes, we develop new methods for machining, grinding technology and surface and component functionalisation. Our aim is to make manufacturing processes more efficient, more sustainable and more precise. We optimise the performance of components and tools through the targeted adaptation of material properties.
Current research focus in the area of manufacturing processes
Our work covers a broad spectrum of manufacturing processes - with a particular focus on:
- Machining technologies - Optimisation of milling and turning processes for targeted material separation and processing
- Grinding technology - Further development of processes such as tool grinding, cut-off grinding and dressing processes
- Process optimisation - Development of resource-saving and economical production strategies and processes
- Material processing - Strategies for processing difficult-to-machine materials and for the development of lightweight materials
- Surface and component functionalisation - innovative technologies (e.g. deep rolling) for the functionalisation of component surfaces and edge zones.
- Analysis of surface and edge zone properties - Evaluation of the component surface and edge zone
More about our research specialisations:
Efficient and sustainable manufacturing technologies for industry
Whether single part or series production - we investigate and develop customised solutions for industry. With our expertise in manufacturing processes for machining, grinding technology, surface and component functionalisation, we drive innovative, efficient and sustainable production methods.
Would you like to find out more about the latest developments? In our webinars or live demonstrations at the Mechanical Engineering Campus in Garbsen, we present the latest research results on:
- Grinding wheel production
- Processes for manufacturing aerospace components
- Additive-subtractive manufacturing of lightweight materials
Are you interested? Get in touch with your contact now Benjamin Bergmann.
Industry working groups in the field of manufacturing processes
In addition to webinars and live demonstrations, we also offer you the opportunity to take part in our industry working groups. At our biannual meetings, we work together to develop innovative solutions. Your benefits when you become a member of our working groups:
- Access to the latest research findings
- Exchange with experts
- Development of practical solutions for your current challenges
- Networking with market-leading companies
More about our industry working groups:
Are you interested in a co-operation or further information?
Make an appointment now for a free consultation - by phone or e-mail. Based on a brief description of your problem or question, we will identify possible solutions and discuss them with you.
We look forward to the exchange!
30823 Garbsen