Success of the Third Internal Fair Tech-Together at Hymmen´s technical center
On October 8 and 9, the third edition of the Tech-Toogher Internal Fair took place, organized in collaboration with other machinery manufacturers in the region. Hymmen was positively surprised by the great interest he aroused, taking into account the difficult market situation: visitors, from several European countries, almost as many as in the last internal fair two years ago, they could closely observe the production technologies at the Internal Technical Center of Rödinghausen. These covered from digital printing technology and printing and coating systems to the Smart2i industrial intelligence solution. Among the novelties were technologies for the production of industrial wood.
Tech-Toogher in HymmenOn Tuesday and Wednesday, between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., visitors were able to attend interesting live demonstrations of Hymmen production technologies, complemented with presentations and debatesWith Hymmen experts at the Rödinghausen Technical Center.The production of the last "Hymmen Collection 2024" on the Lacquer Ambossing (Dleplus) digital line could be followed closely, Dleplus),whose technology is used successfully throughout the world. Samples could be seenof soils for a true touch and touch. The decorative digital impression with a wide range could also be observed directly in the machinesof technologies (UV drying and water -based) on panels and roll to roll in different widths.In the next room, large format samples were exhibited that a client gently delivered Hymmen asVisual attraction: These extraordinary surfaces of high brightness and supermate occurred using Hymmen lacquer finishing technology (Calender Coating Inert, CCI).Another prominent point for customers from Engineered Wood was in the neighboring pavilion. There the new laboratory press was installedInternally built for extra high formats and pressures, where you can try pressed processes for engineering wood panels such as SWP and plywood. Technology includesA glue application made individually for SWP. CPL and other products manufactured with thisTechnology could be seen in the double -band press next door.All live operation systems are connected to the last Smart2I industrial intelligence solution.Visitors could see in real time how relevant production parameters can be registered, visualized and analyzed in cloud -based software. Easy to use control panels provide users access to relevant production data at any time and from anywhere, allowing them to derive appropriate measures to optimize production and increase efficiency.The live demonstration of production control, which can also include systems that are not hymmen forExternal clients, was theoretically backed by an expert in this field to close the internal exhibition of 2024. The guest speaker Ingo Laqua, Cim Aachen, offered an entertaining master conference on the issue of production control on October 8 at 1:30 p.m. h. This was complemented with a case study:Dirk Conrad of Hesse Lignal impressed the audience with the advantages of the Smart2i applicationin its application environment. Lunch and coffee provided an additional opportunity for the exchange between companies. Hymmen awaits the fourth edition of the Tech-Toogher internal event in two years.
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