Can you explain the benefits of using Rosler's patented turbine technology?

Can you explain the benefits of using Rosler's patented turbine technology?

Rösler's patented turbine technology offers several benefits that enhance the performance and efficiency of shot blast machines. Here are some of the key advantages:

Increased Durability and Operating Times: Rösler's turbines are known for their up to 16 times higher durability and operating times compared to conventional turbines.

Higher Blasting Power: The technology can provide up to 77% higher blasting power, which significantly improves the efficiency of the shot blasting process.

Cost Savings: Rösler's turbines can lead to up to 25% cost savings and up to 30% cost savings on abrasives and replacement parts.

Energy Efficiency: The special design of the turbines allows for more energy-efficient abrasive projection, with up to 15% better energy efficiency compared to traditional methods.

Maintenance-Friendly Design: The Gamma G turbine is considered the most maintenance-friendly turbine in the world, with a unique price-performance ratio. It allows for simple direction reversal of the turbine wheel and easy replacement of throwing blades via the turbine cover.

Longer Service Life: High-performance turbines in the RUTTEN series can increase service life up to 16 times compared to regular turbines, thanks to carbide alloys and the ability to use throwing blades on both sides.

Improved Blast Pattern and Cycle Times: The special curved "Y" design of the throwing blades allows for a highly fluid media flow, resulting in a more effective acceleration of the blast media with higher throwing speeds. This leads to up to 25% higher blast performance and allows for reduced cycle times while improving shot blast quality .

Lower Maintenance Costs and Higher Equipment Uptimes: The "Y" blade design enables the use of both sides of the throwing blades, reducing maintenance costs and increasing equipment uptimes.

Quick Amortization: The investment in Rösler's turbines is often amortized in two to three years due to reduced costs for energy, maintenance, and spare parts, as well as lower equipment downtimes and lower blast media consumption.

These benefits contribute to improved operational efficiency, reduced costs, and enhanced productivity for businesses that utilize shot blast machines in their manufacturing processes.