Automated. Robot-assisted.
A defined surface.
Robot-assisted polishing reduces roughness and machining marks. The process is tailored to the material, geometry and desired finish.
Robotic polishing in detailSurface engineering for injection moulds
Robotic polishing reduces roughness and creates defined visual and functional surfaces. Nanostructuring and functional coatings complement the surface – tailored to your application.
Robotic polishing
Automated. Robot-assisted.
Robot-assisted polishing reduces roughness and machining marks. The process is tailored to the material, geometry and desired finish.
Robotic polishing in detailRobotic polishing

Automated. Robot-assisted.
Robot-assisted polishing reduces roughness and machining marks. The process is tailored to the material, geometry and desired finish.
Robotic polishing in detail
Visual and functional surfaces
Defined gloss and uniform surfaces for demanding tooling applications. Polishing is a service in its own right and can also provide the basis for further surface treatments.
More about machine polishingSurface strategy
The interface between steel and plastic
The mould surface directly influences demoulding, deposit formation and wear at the interface between the mould and the part.
Explore surface strategySurface strategy
The interface between steel and plastic
The mould surface directly influences demoulding, deposit formation and wear at the interface between the mould and the part.
Explore surface strategyFrom problem to function
Friction, corrosion, appearance and dimensional accuracy require different properties. Plastic, geometry, tool material and production conditions are considered together.
Explore all process challengesNanostructuring
No added coating
An adapted micro- and nanotopography reduces the effective contact area and influences adhesion and demoulding – without adding a coating or changing the part geometry.
Nanostructuring in detailNanostructuring
No added coating
An adapted micro- and nanotopography reduces the effective contact area and influences adhesion and demoulding – without adding a coating or changing the part geometry.
Nanostructuring in detail
Making the effect visible
In the measurement comparison shown, nanostructure 10L requires up to 50% less demoulding force for PP than a high-gloss polished surface. 3D topography and microscopy make the effect visible.
View the measurement comparisonA system of structure and coating
Modular toolkit
Base treatment, diffusion zone, interlayer and functional layer form an application-specific toolkit. Depending on the task, a single step may suffice, or a coordinated process chain can be used.
Explore functional coatingsA system of structure and coating
Modular toolkit
Base treatment, diffusion zone, interlayer and functional layer form an application-specific toolkit. Depending on the task, a single step may suffice, or a coordinated process chain can be used.
Explore functional coatingsThe effect in the process
The desired function takes priority: less adhesion, fewer deposits, defined friction behaviour and greater chemical or thermal resistance. CrN and DLC are possible components, rather than the starting point for selection.
Coating systems in detailFrom surface to solution
Robotic polishing, nanostructuring and functional coatings are tailored to the material, geometry and process requirements. Explore the individual methods and how they work together for your application.
Technical expertise that delivers in production
Gloss & Coating combines locally produced surface treatments with expert advice and continuous development. The aim is improved mould performance that reduces scrap during start-up and series production while conserving resources.


