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New Machine Launch From Roth Composite Machinery
Faster, More Flexible, More Sustainable: Revolutionary New Machine for the Brush Industry
Thomas Halbrucker (left) and Dennis Brückner (right) from Roth Composite Machinery explain the benefits of the innovative machine concept, which can significantly reduce production costs in the manufacture of household and industrial brushes. Photo provided by Roth Composite Machinery.
Roth Composite Machinery, headquartered in Burgwald, Germany, has announced the launch of its groundbreaking new machine for the brush industry. The new development from the innovation department includes several advantages for brush manufacturers. The fully automatic concept can be used to produce brushes that are completely different in terms of length, geometry and material — without the need for timeconsuming retooling. The end result is a machine that offers reduced set-up times, higher output and unparalleled flexibility in production.
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“During development, our main focus was on speed, flexibility and efficiency,” says Dennis Brückner, responsible for the Burgwald plant at Roth Composite Machinery. Thomas Halbrucker, sales engineer, says, “The machine concept fulfills the requirements of flexible mass production and meets our high standards of quality and sustainability.”
Machine concept integrates all work steps The new brush-filling carousel features two filling tools and works according to the twin principle. With five electronic axes and the interchangeable carrier transfer design, the highperformance carousel machine can pick up brush bodies made of all common materials (such as plastic or wood) at extremely