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HANS TURCK GMBH & CO. KG

Germany

Turck is one of the leading groups worldwide in the industrial automation sector. With more than 4200 employees across 28 national subsidiaries and distribution partners in a further 60 countries, we are always in a position to provide local support to our customers, anywhere in the world. As a specialist in sensor, field bus, connection, interface and RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology, we offer efficient solutions for factory and process automation. Our data and communications solutions make us one of the pioneers of Industry 4.0. With cutting-edge production sites in Germany, Switzerland, the USA, Mexico and China, our family-owned company is able to meet the demands of local markets quickly and flexibly at any time. The markets: Whether in the mechanical and plant engineering, automotive, transport and handling, mobile equipment or food and packaging industry, Turck automation solutions and products increase the availability of your systems.

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VACU-LIFT TRANSPORTSYSTEME GMBH

Germany

We build VacuLifter®. Made in Germany. As the inventor of vacuum lifting equipment, we have been developing innovative transport systems under the name VacuLifter® for over 50 years, which simplify production processes in a variety of industries through high efficiency. We can proudly point out that today more than 28, 000 VacuLifter® products are in use worldwide in craft businesses up to multinational companies (e.g. aircraft construction and the automotive industry) and that VACU-LIFT is the leader on a national and international level. Thanks to comprehensive expertise, professional project management and permanent research and development work, we have the best possible prerequisites to also provide you with customised industry solutions.

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KELLER ITS - INFRARED TEMPERATURE SOLUTIONS

Germany

It all started when company founder Carl Keller's had the powerful idea in 1894 of creating the first finger car for bricks and tiles. This vehicle took the form of a transport trolley with moving support arms, which made it easy to load and unload bricks and tiles. At the time, Carl Keller hoped that his invention would become a technical milestone in the process of mechanising transportation at brickworks. However, he probably did not expect that it would happen on the scale that it did. His inventions made working conditions easier and considerably boosted productivity. In 1910, this invention was followed by the first fully automated "Hörstel" machine, which could be use to cut bricks and tiles and drop them onto the transportation frame. Carl Keller continued to come up with more groundbreaking inventions which laid the foundation of the company which now operates around the world. Automation remained the key to success and quickly made the young company well known beyond its national borders.

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