The range of processes used for the industrial manufacture of silicone and silicone rubber parts for medical and orthopedic technology extends from injection molding and direct casting to pressure casting and layer-by-layer casting. Across these various technologies, the optimal preparation of the materials—typically liquid A/B components—proves to be a decisive factor for product quality and process efficiency. Finely tuned to the requirements of this preliminary production stage, the German equipment manufacturer TARTLER offers innovative system solutions for mixing, dispensing, and conveying that can be scaled to meet specific customer needs.
For quite some time now, engineers at the German TARTLER GROUP have been utilizing additive manufacturing methods to enhance the flexibility and accelerate the pace of their development processes. The company’s customers benefit from this through significantly improved availability of structural components, spare parts, and specialized components. What this entails in concrete terms can be illustrated by the example of a new synthetic resin mixer, in the rapid realization of which the stereolithography (SLA) process played a pioneering role.
With investments totaling millions, the German TARTLER Group is currently significantly expanding the capacity of its two companies, ZT Odenwald and TARTLER India. While two new production halls for the machining of high-precision metal components are being built at the company’s headquarters in Michelstadt, the commissioning of a 500-square-meter building complex for the final assembly of dosing and mixing systems for synthetic resin processing is beginning in Ahmedabad, India.
JEC World at the Paris-Nord Villepinte exhibition center (March 10-12, 2026) is considered the European trade fair highlight for the composites industry. The German TARTLER GROUP is taking advantage of the international scope of the trade fair to showcase its innovative dosing, mixing, and application systems, which are particularly relevant for users of pultrusion, direct infusion, resin transfer molding (RTM), and fiber winding technology. Designers and product developers in the wind turbine, boatbuilding, automotive, and aerospace industries are especially likely to find these systems of interest.
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The TARTLER India Private Ltd. team presented themselves at the Wind Energy Fair in Chennai and were supported by the headquarters in Germany. Networking at the fair was a complete success, as all wind turbine manufacturers, both Indian and some international, were represented as exhibitors and visitors.
The discussions and insights into the currently very dynamic market of the wind industry confirm that TARTLER India’s direction, with the increase in employees and also the expansion of service staff and production and storage space, is heading in the right direction.
This allows us to ensure that we can meet the needs of our customers and prospective clients in India regarding “dosing and mixing” with the same high quality that many of our customers already consider standard.
This is made possible, not least, by the support of the entire TARTLER Group.
With the establishment and ongoing expansion of the TARTLER India site, we are now able to serve the local market more quickly and directly. We keep essential spare parts and consumables in stock at our Indian warehouse, so our customers benefit from faster response times from our Indian service department.
For initial information, please visit our website https://www.tartler.com/in/
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Air pockets and chambers often hinder the reliable conveying of highly viscous media. Especially in areas where lidded drums and hobbocks are a determining factor in the filling and transfer processes, they hinder trouble-free further processing in dosing, mixing, and application systems. The TAVA F vacuum station from TARTLER has proven itself a proven solution in many applications. From the initial filling of the drums to the actual application, it enables optimal process control for pastes, silicones, adhesives, greases, and many single-component materials.
To enable startups and newcomers in the field of modern synthetic resin technology to enter automated processing cost-effectively, TARTLER has developed the smart control variant Light Eco. It is available for all of the manufacturer‘s 1K and 2K dosing, mixing, and application systems and is extremely easy to operate. If required, there is even an upgrade for volume flow monitoring.
Innovative dosing, mixing and filling technology for synthetic resin application<\/h1>\n
Industry and customer solutions for highly efficient processing of liquid and pasty synthetic and reactive resins<\/h2>\n
Worldwide, TARTLER is regarded as a guarantor for state-of-the-art technology in the processing and application of low-viscosity and paste-like epoxy resins, polyurethanes and silicones.<\/p>\n
TARTLER’s fully automated or manual single and multi-component systems are used in all key industries: In automotive and vehicle construction, in aerospace engineering, in wind power and energy technology, in model and mold making, in electrical engineering and microelectronics, in boat and shipbuilding and many other industries.<\/p>\n
