1. How to use cryogenic deflashing machine?
The cryogenic deflashing machines are gaining popularity in the modern industry due to their numerous advantages over traditional mutual deflashing methods. However, many manufacturers are not familiar with how to use these machines properly. In this article, we'll provide a step-by-step guide to help you get started with your cryogenic deflashing machine.
Step 1: Chooseing the type of cryogenic deflashing machine according to products ready for processing.
Step 2: Confirm the operating temperature, projectile wheel speed, basket rotation speed and the processing time to remove the flash base on product condition.
Step 3: Put in the first batch and appropriate amount of media.
Step 4: Take out the processed product and put in the next batch.
Step 5: To the end of processing.
By following these simple steps, you can quickly and easily achieve a professional, high-quality finish to your products with a cryogenic deflashing machine.
2. The Status of Industry [Derived from SEIC CONSULTING]
Japan is a powerful producer of cryogenic deflashing machines. Japan Showa Carbon acid (plant) cryogenic deflashing machines not only have more than 80% of the market in Japan, but also have the largest sales volume of the same functional equipment in the world. In Japan, the cryogenic deflashing machines produced by Showa Carbon Acid Co., Ltd. is a necessary equipment for the global large rubber products companies such as Toyota, SONY, Toshiba, Panasonic, NOK Group, Tokai Rubber, Fukoku Rubber and Toyoda Gosei. In Japan, Europe and the United States and other developed countries, the popularity rate of cryogenic deflashing machines is very high, its market prospects are very broad. In 2009, the global rubber machinery industry showed a downward trend, with sales revenue declining in most regions except for South Asia, India and Australia, which increased slightly, and China, which remained flat. Japan's 48 per cent decline was the biggest in the world; The Middle East and Africa declined by 32%, but the region is poised to grow over the next two years with the implementation of projects on the mainland and Apollo in Africa. The sales revenue of rubber machinery in Central Europe decreased by 22%, and the decline of tire machinery segment was obvious compared with that of non-tire machinery, which decreased by 7% and 1%. Among the countries with sales revenue growth, India will have a stronger growth momentum this year. Michelin and Bridgestone have announced the construction of plants in India, making the demand for rubber machinery outstrip the supply, and the growth rate is expected to continue to lead the world this year. The world's makers of rubber machinery almost unanimously agree that 2010 is bound to be better than the previous year. According to the acquisition of global rubber machinery manufacturers, expansion plans and other research shows that rubber machinery industry a new round of acquisition, expansion intention is obvious, indicating that the industry is gradually out of the bottom.
Post time: Jun-02-2023