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12.11.2008
Global market leader for car CVJ sideshafts launches production on Schuler forging line in Shanghai
GKN launched production on a Schuler five-station forging line with a press force of 2,000 metric tons at its facility in Shanghai.
GKN launched production on a Schuler five-station forging line with a press force of 2,000 metric tons at its facility in Shanghai.
05.11.2008
Schuler Group supplies radiator panel presses to West European manufacturer of radiators
The two presses each offer a press force of 1,500 metric tons and together produce 28 meters of plates per minute.
The two presses each offer a press force of 1,500 metric tons and together produce 28 meters of plates per minute.
29.10.2008
Highly productive line developed for small-batch manufacturing: engineering company Teepack invests in Schuler’s innovative automation solution
The equipment includes a Soflex control system, Schuler’s APS linear storage unit for 58 pallets and Schuler’s ATS storage unit with space for 760 tools.
The equipment includes a Soflex control system, Schuler’s APS linear storage unit for 58 pallets and Schuler’s ATS storage unit with space for 760 tools.
09.10.2008
Merger of electric motor lamination product areas for Schuler and Müller Weingarten
The synergies created by the merger will allow faster and more narrowly targeted development of products that are innovative and designed to meet customer-specific needs.
The synergies created by the merger will allow faster and more narrowly targeted development of products that are innovative and designed to meet customer-specific needs.
08.10.2008
Airbus stretch drawing line for production of new A380 parts modernized
Müller Weingarten in Esslingen, a subsidiary of the Schuler Group, has received its second service order from the aerospace group Airbus Deutschland GmbH.
Müller Weingarten in Esslingen, a subsidiary of the Schuler Group, has received its second service order from the aerospace group Airbus Deutschland GmbH.
01.10.2008
Logistic challenge: removal service for huge press line
GM Europe setzt bei der Verlagerung einer Compact Crossbar-Presse auf das Know-how des Schuler Konzerns
GM Europe setzt bei der Verlagerung einer Compact Crossbar-Presse auf das Know-how des Schuler Konzerns
24.09.2008
Germany’s largest screw press successfully put into production at Schöneweiss
The new forging complex will be used to manufacture front axle beams for commercial vehicles, with part weights of up to 150 kilograms and lengths of 2,000 mm.
The new forging complex will be used to manufacture front axle beams for commercial vehicles, with part weights of up to 150 kilograms and lengths of 2,000 mm.
18.09.2008
Volkswagen orders Schuler laser cutting lines
Major order for Schuler Automation: for its new Laserpark II, VW’s facility in Kassel, Germany, has ordered MOBILAS laser cutting lines for the processing of hot stamped car body parts.
Major order for Schuler Automation: for its new Laserpark II, VW’s facility in Kassel, Germany, has ordered MOBILAS laser cutting lines for the processing of hot stamped car body parts.
09.09.2008
Schuler notching press at the Euroblech: precise and flexible manufacturing
At the Euroblech 2008, the exhibits will include a Schuler notching press offering hands-on forming technology. Schuler will also be presenting its SAL high-speed presses and the patented Segment Master System.
02.09.2008
New hydraulic deep drawing process enables efficient small-batch production of even small and complex parts
Schuler Hydroforming, a member of the Schuler Group, will be unveiling a new process for active media-based metalforming at the Euroblech 2008 fair in Hanover, Germany. The new hydraulic deep drawing process enables customers to produce even small and complexly formed parts economically and in small batch sizes.
Schuler Hydroforming, a member of the Schuler Group, will be unveiling a new process for active media-based metalforming at the Euroblech 2008 fair in Hanover, Germany. The new hydraulic deep drawing process enables customers to produce even small and complexly formed parts economically and in small batch sizes.
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