Recently, Normfinish, the market leader in blast cabinets for more than 50 years, experienced strong international growth. The products are developed and produced in the Netherlands and play an increasingly
Normfinish Blast Cabinets Renewed
Normfinish blast cabinets, an institution in the world of blast and surface treatment technology, have been completely overhauled. In doing so, Leering Hengelo has primarily focussed on aspects such as
Partnership Leering and AMT: new post-processing solutions in Additive Manufacturing
Leering Hengelo and AMT (Additive Manufacturing Technologies Ltd.) have started a partnership aimed at the sale and further development of 3D print post-processing technology. AMT is a leader in the
Normfinish® 3D Excel; efficient, careful finishing of serial 3D products
Serial production is increasing in the AM industry, which creates new requirements for the finishing process. The Normfinish 3D Excel offers a solution. Specially designed for blasting series of plastic
Normfinish 3D Excel; efficient, careful finishing of 3D printed products
3D-printed products often have to be finished after the fact to remove the powder, make the product glossy and/or add a certain structure/roughness. For this process, we have developed the
Automatic blasting of airplane components
The production of airplane components is subject to strict regulations and approvals by several end customers. This also applies to a possible blasting process and must therefore be considered when
Impossible? Scraper floor with height of 100 mm*!
Leering Hengelo recently supplied a blast room to a customer with several European offices, who specialises in the industrial cleaning of all sorts of products. They needed a blast room
Warning: prevent fire extinguishers from rusting!
Fire extinguishers filled with water will corrode from the inside, which leads to reduced operational safety. A coating on the inside will solve this problem. This solution requires a good
Solution for finishing 3D-printed products in series
Several years ago, a client of Leering Hengelo started 3D printing small parts in which a titanium alloy was applied. Blasting the 3D-printed parts is required to finish these products;