High productivity in hydraulic cylinder machining
How to increase the flexibility of your manufacturing process
Our free webinar on optimizing your cylinder tubes
June 25, 2026
3.00 pm - 3.30 pm (CET)
Hydraulic cylinders place the highest demands on precision, surface finish, and flexibility in manufacturing. Join our webinar with Dr.-Ing. Oliver Maiß to discover how skiving/roller burnishing on standard CNC machines can help you not only optimize your production processes but also reduce your reliance on supply chains.
Here’s what you can expect from our webinar:
- Practical Insights: How skiving/roller burnishing works on your CNC machine from tool integration to high-precision surface finishing.
- Gain Flexibility: Why in-house production reduces your reliance on external semi-finished products and gives you more leeway for customizations.
- Knowledge Transfer: Everything you need to know about feasibility, productivity, and the key factors for successful implementation in your production process.
Your webinar speaker
Dr.-Ing. Oliver Maiß
Head of Research and Development/Marketing
Oliver Maiß has been part of ECOROLL since 2018 and brings together many years of experience in design, research and development, and now also marketing. Before joining ECOROLL, he earned his Ph.D. in solid-state rolling at Leibniz University Hannover between 2012 and 2017.
As a result, he understands both the technical intricacies and the requirements of users and decision-makers. This holistic perspective shapes the content of our webinars and seminars.
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Surface Engineering through mechanical processing
The properties of a surface can be specifically and reliably imparted using mechanical surface treatment processes. This allows the desired functions of the components to be achieved cost-effetively and reproducibly.
The best-know mechanical surface treatment processes:
Shot blasting

Roller burnishing
Diamond smoothing

Mechanical pressing of a diamond hemisphere into the surface. The pressing causes the diamond to rub against the surface, thereby smoothing it.
Machine hammer peening





