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The machine is designed to strip pure Titanium crystal from a cathode. The titanium cannot be touched by anything other than titanium to keep it as pure as possible, to accomplish this we used 3 17” diameter titanium blades.
This machine was designed and built for a local automotive stamping and components manufacturer. The machine is pass thru in design and is used to remove E coating from both sides of a stamped component, doing so allows the two parts to be welded together eliminating the issue of welding thru the E coating.
This machine was designed to cut scrap rubber products specifically used tires into a rubber mulch product used as a permanent substitute for wood mulch in flower beds.
After successfully prototyping a S.S. brush along with Osborn Brush company in our lab we designed a machine that brushes a finish on one side of varying width SS sheet that is then cladded to aluminum and another sheet of SS to be used in high end S.S. cookware.
ADF specializes in automation of projects in several different industries. We have designed and built projects ranging from the honing of the smallest edge break on carbide tipped saw blades, to the automated removal of Titanium from a cathode. We have built automated deburring machines that are completely enclosed pass thru machines, and robotic cells as well. Some other types of automation that we have been involved with include all types of welding, and material handling equipment.
ADF uses SolidWorks for all of our mechanical design and we provide manuals and complete BOM’s with all of our machines no matter what size they are. We can also use most any type of PLC/HMI control interface that the customer desires including but not limited to AB, Siemens, Mitsubishi, and Pro Face. Our machines are generally one off custom machines so building to your standards is not an issue with ADF we welcome and appreciate the customers input throughout the complete process.
ADF will always try to use purchased components whenever possible to simplify the machines function, and durability. Others make linear rails, slides, clamping systems, and cylinders for a reason they are good at it. We do not hide those part numbers from our customers, we are machine designers and builders, not spare part sellers, and we firmly believe that the customer does not need us marking up a purchased component when they can purchase it themselves more economically.