Precision honing machine

OptimiZed surfaces, shapes and geometries

The solohone was designed for conventional honing applications. It provides the perfect conditions for producing tribologically optimized surfaces, shapes and geometries. Developed for processing parts with honing diameters of 50 to 120 mm, its main areas of application therefore include cylinder blocks of all kinds as well as bushings.

A highlight of the current product line is the new design, which optimally combines innovative technologies and a stylish appearance. Outstanding features such as an extremely flat operator panel and a large graphic interface provide an excellent overview and optimum operating conditions. The combination of state-of-the-art technology and exclusive design set the course for Gehring’s continued success in the future.

Short delivery times thanks to high degree of standardization

Equipped with a fixed table and an electromechanical feeding unit with feedback as a standard, the basic machine already gives you an optimal instrument for high precision honing. Upgrading options and standardized modules allow for the machines to be optimally configured to match your specific requirements. Choose from different component fixtures and process- and product specific sub-assemlies to precisely match your specific application.

Thanks to the high degree of standardization, high levels of availability, short delivery times, and an extensive and quickly available assortment of spare parts are assured. In addition, the machine design allows for a broad spectrum of loading and unloading systems to be integrated. Our customers benefit from successfully tried-and-tested components with longevity at attractive investment costs.

Precision with the Gehring Tool System

Precision and longevity are the hallmarks of our tooling systems. Our tool systems guarantee the highest levels of efficiency, optimized surfaces, and the best possible bore geometries. Benefit from the Gehring tooling concept which is spefically customized for each machine.

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