Bulletin 2/2010 - Siempelkamp NIS
Bulletin 2/2010 - Siempelkamp NIS
Bulletin 2/2010 - Siempelkamp NIS
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SIEMPELKAMP | MACHINERY AND PLANTS<br />
Offset feeding of the strips<br />
customer can achieve complete quality control and in the case of<br />
a product defect, the customer can analyze all production conditions,”<br />
explains Wolfgang Inhof.<br />
Due to rising fi re protection requirements in many countries and<br />
due to the new standard for sandwich panels according to EN<br />
14509, the demand for sandwich panels with a mineral wool<br />
core is increasing in Europe. The requirements can no longer be<br />
satisfi ed with other sandwich panels, for example, those made<br />
with an insulating core made of plastic foams.<br />
Cross transfer of the strips<br />
Questions and answers about<br />
the benefi ts for the customer<br />
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What makes the Ruukki production line so custom-fi t?<br />
Wolfgang Inhof, sales manager for double belt presses,<br />
building materials and sandwich panels at SHS,<br />
summarizes the benefi ts.<br />
What features in the production of mineral wool<br />
sandwich panels lead to a high product quality from the<br />
start?<br />
Wolfgang Inhof: Primarily, it is important to achieve a<br />
completely even and continuous mineral wool strip. To<br />
ensure this type of strip, we have equipped the Ruukki<br />
plant with several systems that even out the tolerances.<br />
The control system plays a signifi cant role in such a<br />
complex production line. What are the demands on such<br />
a system?<br />
Wolfgang Inhof: The keyword here also involves “completeness,”<br />
at this time in the form of a complete quality<br />
control system. From the production list to the process data<br />
acquisition, our customers are able to perform a complete<br />
analysis of all production conditions.<br />
What are the components that bestow this new plant<br />
with the reputation of being the latest of its kind in<br />
Europe?<br />
Wolfgang Inhof: I could name many plant details, for<br />
example, the automatic insertion of sealing cords into<br />
grooves or the applying of partition foil for the production of<br />
longitudinally-divided smaller elements. These features<br />
complete the picture of this highly fl exible production plant,<br />
which is supplying our customer with a comprehensive range<br />
of services! Furthermore, the plant is set up for future line<br />
extensions, for example, to incorporate a leveling station for<br />
especially smooth panels that have to meet very high surface<br />
demands.