Were you aware that Synergy has the ability to repair large components? Recently, a flywheel with a diameter of over 1 meter was ground too much (0.015"/0.4mm) during prefinal operation, which was only discovered after nitriding. Scrapping the part would result in a significant financial loss and cause unforeseen delays for the customer. However, there
Shaft laser cladding is a highly effective process for the repair and refurbishment of industrial machinery components such as precision tools, motor shafts, centrifuge components etc. especially those that have suffered from wear and tear or corrosion. This process uses a high-powered laser beam to melt and fuse a layer of metal powder onto the
Laser cladding improves the tool life. Laser cladding is an effective tool for the repair and engineering changes on tooling and dies. Compared to conventional welding techniques, laser cladding inputs minimal heat resulting in minimal to no distortion on the dies. The deposited material forms a metalogical bond with the substrate and does not chip
Hard chrome plating has long been the preferred method for hardfacing and dimensional restoration of machine parts due to its traditionally recognized benefits.
We offer complete turnkey services to fulfill all metalworking needs including CAD, metal forming, laser heat treating, 3D printing, final machining and CMM inspection.
Most typical electric motor shaft repairs require the shaft bearing location to be rebuilt. Wear on the shaft is often a result of bearing failure.
Synergy Additive Manufacturing LLC will be headed to the Motion+Power Technology Expo in Detroit next week! The expo runs Tuesday October 15th to Thursday October 17th.
Synergy Additive Manufacturing LLC is beyond pleased to report that Manufacturing Day 2019 was an immense success! It was an absolute pleasure to help educate the next generation of builders, thinkers, and manufacturers.
Synergy Additive Manufacturing LLC's Co-Founder Aravind Jonnalagadda will be giving a presentation at this years World Remanufacturing Conference in New York (presented by Remanufacturing Industries Council (RIC) and Rochester Institute of Technology).
Synergy Additive Manufacturing LLC offers Laser Cladding and Laser Welding. But... what's the difference? Is one better than the other? What are their respective purposes?
