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Beyond Surfaces #3 - Intelligent Material Processing

¿Cómo pueden los materiales comunicativos dar forma a la industria, y qué tienen en común un avión y la fabricación aditiva? Descúbralo en la nueva edición de nuestra revista para clientes.

Beyond Surfaces #3 - Intelligent Material Processing

En esta edición de BEYOND SURFACES ponemos el foco en el "Procesado de Materiales Inteligentes". No sólo se trata de que ya es realidad el procesado de materiales inteligentes, sino que también queremos ofrecer un vistazo a lo que el futuro nos podría deparar. this exciting technology.

The constant demand for lighter and stronger materials, the need for higher productivity and energy efficiency, improving environmental sustainability and coping with scarce resources are just some of the key challenges that our customers face. We at Oerlikon help our customers to overcome these obstacles, find sustainable solutions and achieve better results. How do we do this? Read the new BEYOND SURFACES and find out!

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Pretty intelligent: Smart Materials

Pretty intelligent: Smart Materials

Self-healing, communicative, and soon, even more? An interview with Professor Jochen Schneider of RWTH Aachen

Materials are becoming smarter all the time – and they will redefine the boundaries of technology. At the same time, they are already transforming industry, especially the field of materials science itself. Professor Jochen Schneider teaches and researches at the chair for materials chemistry of the RWTH Aachen University, one of the most renowned technical universities in Germany. For BEYOND SURFACES, he has taken a daring look at the future.

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Behind the scenes of Oerlikon: Lighter + more complex = additive

Oerlikon employee Ludo Bautmans belongs to a group of men and women who transform an entire industry sector

Already as a student, Ludo Bautmans made a decision to be a lifelong learner. That he would one day belong to the group of men andi women who transform an entire industry sector is a fact he would never have considered even in his wildest dreams. He spoke with BEYOND SURFACES about how suppliers and manufacturers in the turbine industry are facing challenges due to additive manufacturing and how Oerlikon is providing assistance.

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Behind the scenes of Oerlikon: Lighter + more complex = additive
A windy affair

A windy affair

Wind turbines are growing in size and the associated forces are becoming more extreme

Renewable energies have not only begun to boom as a result of the Paris Agreement. But the steadily increasing demand continues to shift the limits of technology on an ongoing basis. Wind turbines are growing in size and the associated forces are becoming more extreme – nonetheless, they must operate with absolute reliability and a minimum of maintenance effort. Coatings and surface treatments significantly extend the service life of their components and thus the lifetime of the entire system.

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Porsche Panamera

The sedan that burned the notorious Nordschleife race track relies on Oerlikon Metco technology.

One journalist, after watching the first race in 1927, described the winding steep grades and tight corners through the Eifel forests as something that could have been designed by a “reeling, drunken giant.” In its 33rd year, three-time world champion driver Jackie Stewart bestowed the track’s enduring nickname: Green Hell.

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Porsche Panamera
A clean solution

A clean solution

elm-plastic

Every year, elm-plastic produces millions of dosing aids, pipettes, syringes as well as measuring cups and spoons - also thanks to Oerlikon Balzers.

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Free your imagination

Simply intelligent

Within only four years, the machine pool of the Danish toy manufacturer Plus-Plus grew from 2 to 24 injection moulding lines. Oerlikon Balzers delivers additional efficiency.

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Free your imagination

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Petra Ammann

Petra Ammann

Head of Communications Oerlikon Balzers
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