Advantages of the FFThemtec Single Seamless integration into your production process.
Qualitätssteigerung
Flexible
Standardized modular system
Robust and easy to maintain
Variants of the FFThemtec Single Technical specifications
FFThemtec Single S
FFThemtec Single F
FFThemtec Single Y
FFThemtec Single SA
Technical data of the universal roll folding head For the FFThemtec Single S, F & Y variants
Weight
The weight is approx. 7 kg for Single S and F and 19 kg for Single Y.
Ambient temperature
The ambient temperature should be between 10 and 40 °C.
FFThemtec Single Our roller hemming head at a glance
In this product webinar, Thorsten Stein, our Head of Hemming Technologies, will introduce you to the FFThemtec Single roller hemming head and its different variants. You will also gain exciting insights into the roller hemming process - how it works and what exactly it means.
The following section takes a closer look at the properties, the various hemming geometries and the differences between the roller hemming heads.
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Product world of FFThemtec Other products in the area of hemming technology
FFThemtec Single
robot-guided roller hemming head in S / F / Y / SA versions
The modular FFThemtec Single is a flexible, robot-guided roller hemming tool for flat, drop, wedge and special folds made of steel and aluminum, which easily serves multiple derivatives in one production line.
FFTmetrology HemQC
3D detection of the seam quality
FFTmetrology HemQC inspects the quality of the folded edge during the roll folding process. This is a scanning procedure in which the width and height of the fold or the excess adhesive is measured.
FFThemtec 180°
Roller hemming head for flange opening angles of up to 180
The roller hemming head FFThemtec 180° is a versatile, robot-guided tool with 1-5 hemming rollers. It is used for sunroof hemming, pre-hemming processes and hemming without backing. This hemming head can be used robot-guided or stationary.
FFThemtec VersoMP
Pneumatically Driven Manual Wheel Arch Hemming System
The FFThemtec VersoMP Roller Hemming System enables efficient prototype development and small batch production for sidewalls and wheel arches. The pneumatic head is also available with a hand crank and is operated manually.
FFThemtec VersoM / ML
Manual Wheel Arch Hemming System
The FFThemtec VersoM / VersoML Roll Hemming System is ideal for prototyping and small batches. It is manually operated and has a hand-cranked or pneumatic roller hemming head and a special hemming frame.
FFThemtec VersoA
Automated Wheel Arch Hemming System VersoA2 / VersoA4
The roller hemming system is used in automated production systems for side walls and wheel arches. It consists of a roller hemming head and a special hemming frame. Aavailable as a one- or two-robot system.
FFThemtec Verso
Uniform folding force thanks to the counter roller principle
The FFThemtec Verso roller hemming head is a robot-guided tool with up to four pairs of hemming rollers.Ideal for wheel arch and door entry hemming, it ensures uniform hemming force thanks to the counter roller principle. Flexible for various derivatives.
FFThemtec Twinstep
Processing multiple derivatives with Twinstep100 / 200
The FFThemtec Twinstep is a robot-guided tool for producing a wide variety of hemming geometries for steel and aluminum components. With two hemming rollers running one behind the other, it makes it possible to process several derivatives efficiently.
FFThemtec Roller Cleaner
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Automated roller cleaner
The Roller Cleaner automates the cleaning of hemming rolls without interrupting the process. A robot positions the hemming roller in front of the drive element.
The roller is minimally wetted with oil, and a scraper removes the sticking glue.