At MORTE we have always been noted for our innovative character, since we have been committed to maintaining an open attitude, consisting of being alert to the existing developments in our environment, with the aim of developing actions that can generate improvements in all areas...
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As of this June, MORTE is joining ECTS (European Ceramic Technology Suppliers), a European network which encompasses European suppliers of machines, materials and engineering services for the production of structural, fine and technical ceramics, and powder metallurgy. This working group comprises leading companies from Germany, Belgium,...
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MORTE and Tungsten Carbide The first contact MORTE had with this material was in 1977 when, being aware of its existence and its special characteristics, the company made the firm decision to include it in the manufacturing process of its extrusion Dies. This was despite the initial misgivings...
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Ceramic extrusion is undoubtedly an extremely abrasive process that requires materials which are strongly wear-resistant, such as special steels, hard metals, aluminium oxides and chrome plating. Of all of these, the hard metal or tungsten carbide presents the best wear-resistance, though this name is synonymous with...
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MORTE has been working in the SDMED (“Smart Design and Manufacturing of Extrusion Dies”) project for several years within its ongoing improvement program and aligned with its R&D&i strategy. This project has allowed us to take a quantum leap forward, not only in the areas...
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