A surface must do more than just look good. It must be suitable for the application, have the right texture, and meet the requirements of its intended use.
That is why we offer a wide range of mechanical and chemical surface treatments—from initial processing to final finishing.
Whether grinding, deburring, chamfering, matting, or polishing: We process your components exactly as required by function, appearance, and application.
Using our Kuhlmeyer belt grinding machine as well as equipment from Lismac and Weber, we perform targeted machining of components, deburr edges, round off contours, and create defined surface textures.
For stainless steel, we have our own spacious glass bead blasting system at our disposal. This allows us to remove tarnish and uniformly matte-finish even large components.
When a particularly fine finish is required, we grind and polish components to a surface roughness of less than 0.1 µm.
In addition, we coordinate and carry out other surface treatment processes such as:
Electroplating · Hot-dip galvanizing · Anodizing · Chrome plating · Powder coating and much more.
The right surface finish doesn’t happen by chance. It results from the right process, experience in machining, and an understanding of the component’s requirements.
Thanks to our in-house equipment and the combination of various processes, we can treat surfaces precisely and integrate many steps directly into our manufacturing process.
This ensures short lead times, high flexibility, and consistent quality—from the initial grinding to the finished coating.
Preparation and Follow-up Work
Blasting and Coating as Required
Stainless Steel Surface Treatment
Coordination of Specified Protection Systems
Peter Zug
Sales / Project Management for Manufacturing Components & Custom Equipment
Kevin Straten
Sales / Project Management for Manufacturing Components & Custom Equipment
Christian Buß
Sales / Project Management for Manufacturing Components & Custom Equipment