machinery move-in Switzerland

... technology division 1993 Move to the newly built factory building in Rapperswil-Jona 1996 Certification according to ISO 9001:2000 Quality Management System 2000 Processing of aluminum at the Rüti plant 2004 Renaming to L-TECH AG 2005 Various investments in the field of unmanned production and assembly of components 2008 Purchase of the company by Andreas Keller and Martin Pfyl 2009 Relocation of the aluminum plant from Rüti to Jona in the new 700m2 building 2017 Recertification according to ISO 9001-2015 Quality Management System...

... customer needs. Thus, production capacities were increased, Trowal and glass bead systems were acquired, and thread cutting on raw cast parts was introduced. Due to these expansions, more and more employees were needed, and the company was able to establish itself as a good employer in the Zimmerberg region. The premises in Adliswil soon no longer met the constantly growing demands, and a move to larger...

... machine components quickly led to new orders and further investments in the state-of-the-art machinery. The ASME certification for power plant components in 2006 completely opened the export doors. The development of invaluable know-how through long-standing employees and the proverbial reliability stand for the label Swiss Made at Venturi. Key figures at a glance: Founded in 1972 as a sole...

... comfort and stopping accuracy under varying loads and temperatures. This driving experience can be found in many airports, train stations, and even residential buildings. Our highly precise hydraulic mobile components control and move construction machinery, mobile cranes, and specialized vehicles for waste and cleaning. Thanks to our valve technology, a mobile crane operator can position a 1000-ton bridge element with centimeter precision – or simply swing his sandwich basket over to a colleague. Bucher Hydraulics is a division of the Swiss Bucher Industries Holding.