TOOLMAKING & MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Processing machines
As a reliable partner, HTR supplies wear-resistant components with high fatigue resistance to market leaders in the mechanical engineering sector.
Further topics from mould making & mechanical engineering:
Environmental technology | Mould making | Stamping & forming technology
Mechanical engineering is a classic engineering science and ranges from the development and design to the production of machines. The core areas of mechanical engineering include production, drive and conveyor technology.
Processing machines
Mechanical engineering
HTR is a reliable partner to the world's leading mechanical engineering companies, including the Upper Austrian technology champions Linsinger and Weingärtner.
Linsinger GmbH in Steyrermühl, Upper Austria, has been demonstrating the highest level of engineering skills since 1939, while Weingärtner has specialised in the manufacture of special machine tools for over five decades and offers the most economical process for the production of complex extrusion and injection moulding screws
The hardening processes for components
HTR supplies hardened milling cutter holders and drive spindles, among other things, for the pioneers of mechanical engineering.
These are nitrided or induction hardened. In induction hardening, the areas to be hardened are heated using induction current and then quenched using a water spray if required. The entire process is customised to a single component so that even components with complex geometries can be hardened. The result is components with high fatigue resistance and improved wear resistance.
Further topics
Tooling & mechanical engineering
Environmental technology
Mould making
Punching & forming technology