Presentation by Rösler Oberflächentechnik & Proditec
Coin blanks surface finishing technology with inline quality inspection
Summary
All coin blanks get a surface conditioning before minting. But minting without any quality control of the blanks is not exactable. Actually the blank inspection is not interlinked with the prior finishing process. New developments in the inspection technology directly connected with the finishing process would make the coin production highly efficient. All coin blanks get a surface conditioning before minting. Minting without any quality control, of the blanks, is not usually existing. The inspection is a standalone process before minting. Nowadays, this quality control is not linked to the previous finishing process. New developments in inspection technology make it possible to combine the two processes in a fully automated way. This makes coin blanks production highly efficient!
Speaker: Sebastian Schuberth
Being with Rösler Oberflächentechnik since 2018. Sebastian Schuberth started as Sales and Project engineer for Mass Finishing Projects in the export market and took responsibility also for special applications as automation and surf-finishing processes.
Since May 2022 is managing the export team and represents Rösler sales in mint industry.
Speaker: Eric Sanquer
He is Sales Manager at PRODITEC, he has been working as a field engineer in different industrial sectors such as textile, food packaging, automotive, digital printing, metal extrusion, pharmaceutical and of course coin industry. He has been working with PRODITEC since 2002.
Summary
All coin blanks get a surface conditioning before minting. But minting without any quality control of the blanks is not exactable. Actually the blank inspection is not interlinked with the prior finishing process. New developments in the inspection technology directly connected with the finishing process would make the coin production highly efficient. All coin blanks get a surface conditioning before minting. Minting without any quality control, of the blanks, is not usually existing. The inspection is a standalone process before minting. Nowadays, this quality control is not linked to the previous finishing process. New developments in inspection technology make it possible to combine the two processes in a fully automated way. This makes coin blanks production highly efficient!
Speaker: Sebastian Schuberth
Being with Rösler Oberflächentechnik since 2018. Sebastian Schuberth started as Sales and Project engineer for Mass Finishing Projects in the export market and took responsibility also for special applications as automation and surf-finishing processes.
Since May 2022 is managing the export team and represents Rösler sales in mint industry.
Speaker: Eric Sanquer
He is Sales Manager at PRODITEC, he has been working as a field engineer in different industrial sectors such as textile, food packaging, automotive, digital printing, metal extrusion, pharmaceutical and of course coin industry. He has been working with PRODITEC since 2002.
