The Floatmatic was created by the Danish engineer and inventor Simon Russek, who has many years of experience within R&D work in a wide varity of businesses. The fields of expertice are within wind turbine manufactuing, pneumatics, machining, and industriel automation equipment to mention a few.
During his work he saw the need for a special joint, which could compensate for a misalignemt or off centering between a pneumatic cylinder and its attached part, but to his surprise none of the joints available on the market could solve these common issues. This awareness was the beginning of the Floatmatic, a floating joint which had the advantages the excisting joints on the market were missing.
The Danish company 3d plus launched Floatmatic on the Scandinavian market in the second half of 2020 and the Floatmatic imediatly received recognistion from mutiple actors within the pneumatic industry. Due to the big interest from the market Simon chose to have the design patented.
In January 2021 the German market followed along, with the partnership of a German distributer. The business is now adding direct sales which ensures lower cost, direct costumer feed back and fast delivery world wide.
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We use the floating joint, Floatmatic on a regular basis when we install new machinery at our customers. The problem we often encounter, is that the replacement parts we install does not fit the the existing equipment which are already there. The Floamatic solves this issue by eliminating the misalignment which occurs between the old and new parts. No other product we’ve used has this capability.
Gerrit De Vries
I was reccomened the Floatmatic by an employe to solve a repeating issue on our pneumatic cylinders, which open and closes a lid for a casting mold. We’re previously used a regular floating joint to compensate for a misalignment, but after 2-3 months of use the cylinders would break down. After replacing them with Floatmatics the cylinders keep on running. This saves us not only a a substantial amount of money, but the production is now running 24/7 without any break downs, which is even more important.
Alfred Münster