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Material testing 2021: Surface technology for additive manufacturing
Even though the “Materials Testing 2021” conference, organized by the Steel Institute VDEh in cooperation with the DGM (German Society for Materials Science) and the DVM (German Association for Materials Research and Testing), unfortunately had to switch to a virtual event at short notice, our R&D department…
Project: Laser Func Light
The piston group, consisting of the piston, piston rings and cylinder liner, accounts for 48% of the friction losses in a gasoline engine. By optimizing friction and wear within the …
Top story from WOMAG: Our surfaces offer 1,000 times protection for additively manufactured aluminum components
Our ULTRACERAMIC® wear protection, based on PEO (plasma electrolytic oxidation) for additively manufactured aluminum alloys reduces the wear rate by at least a factor of 1,000. This not only extends the service life of metallic 3D-printed components, but…
Extreme durability thanks to Ultaceramic®
Additively manufactured components made of light metals such as aluminum, titanium or magnesium offer enormous degrees of freedom in geometry and complexity. Our Ultraceramic® finishing can protect such individual components from corrosion in the long term.
3D – more freedom – maximum protection
Additively manufactured components made of light metals such as aluminum, titanium or magnesium offer enormous degrees of freedom in geometry and complexity. Our Ultraceramic® finishing can protect such individual components from corrosion in the long term.
Latest research topics at MaterialsWeek
Our R&D staff presented the latest research results in the form of posters and a video at the DGM’s international conference “MaterialsWeek”.
Tuned Micro Cosmos For Multi-Macro Value
It was a pleasure to present our results on laser patterned ceramic and hybrid surfaces for friction and wear minimization.
With the DLIP (Direct Laser Interference Patterning) strategy, we can further increase the positive properties of our surfaces in the direction of friction and wear minimization.
Publication in the magazine “Lubricants”: “Lifting Lightweight Metals to a New Level—Tribological Improvement by Hybrid Surface Solutions on Aluminum…
We are pleased about a new publication in the magazine “Lubricants” and about our possibilities to raise light metals to a new tribological level.
Our hybrid surfaces can further expand the application range of light metals through the novel laser coating process, because this makes aluminum but also magnesium particularly resistant, friction is significantly reduced as well as wear on the counterpart.
Top Innovators 2020
TOP 100 – Eloxalwerk Ludwigsburg (ELB) is Top Innovator 2020 ELB relies on individual, customer-specific solutions for all surfaces. From metal analysis in the ppm range, e.g. by means of X-ray fluorescence analysis, to laser microscopic surface analyses and a broadly positioned metallography, to…
