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Retrofit of a Rail Straightening Press

Retrofit

A retrofit – the modernization of an existing press – is always a demanding and exciting task for us. It’s not just about bringing an older machine up to date technically, but also about giving it new life and preparing it to meet the demands of modern manufacturing. Every retrofit project draws on our full expertise in press technology and offers the opportunity to sustainably upgrade proven machines through targeted modernization.

When retrofitting a press, the focus is on preserving the existing structure and mechanics, while comprehensively renewing key components such as control systems, hydraulics, safety features, and automation. The goal is to significantly improve efficiency and precision, enhance operational safety, and comply with current industry standards. This requires a detailed analysis of the existing system, thorough planning, and the integration of modern technologies.

One specific example shows how a retrofit involved not only replacing outdated components, but also integrating state-of-the-art control systems and digital diagnostic tools. As a result, cycle times were reduced, maintenance efforts minimized, and overall equipment availability increased. These upgrades ensure that the modernized press is seamlessly integrated into the customer’s production process.

Our extensive experience with both legacy press systems and modern innovations is key to success. The challenge is always to integrate new technology into the existing machine structure without compromising stability, reliability, or performance.

A retrofit is therefore far more than just a technical upgrade – it’s a strategic investment in the future. It demonstrates how targeted upgrades to existing equipment can reduce costs while significantly increasing productivity, quality, and long-term competitiveness.

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