DEVELOPMENT – MÜTSCH FERTIGUNGSTECHNIK GMBH

We combine the traditional values of a medium-sized, family-run manufacturing company with the modernity of a flexible and dynamic business. In ongoing development and continuous growth, we remain aware of our roots, which shape our company policy to this day. We reflect on our history with gratitude and pride, and look forward to all future challenges. We appreciate the successful working relationship with all our customers and suppliers, as well as the daily commitment and loyalty of our staff.

The most important stages of our success story:

Historie

2007

Expansion of our capacity with the construction of a new warehouse.

Feb 4, 2007

2006

Certification of our quality management system to ISO 9001.

Feb 9, 2006

1999

Expansion of production facilities in the field of heavy machining for large fitting with the takeover of a customer's production department.

May 23, 1999

1996

Expansion of the production area to 3000 m². Commissioning of the first CNC multi-spindle automatic bar lathe.

May 23, 1996

1991

Structuring of production into large series production, one-off production and series production, milling / boring, remachining and quality assurance.

May 23, 1991

1989

Expansion of the production warehouse and office area to 1500 m².

May 23, 1989

1980

Commissioning of the first numerically controlled lathe for valve parts and large castings.

May 23, 1980

1977

Commissioning of the first cam-controlled single-spindle automatic bar lathe. Production of mechanical connecting elements for round plug-in connection systems.

May 23, 1977

1973

Move into the first production shop at our present premises. Production of camshaft gears of widely differing designs. Commissioning of the first conventional multi-spindle automatic lathe.

May 23, 1973

1968

Founding of Mütsch by Adolf Mütsch on the ground floor of his parents' house in Ingelfingen – Eberstal

May 23, 1968

1969

Relocation of production within the town to our larger company premises. Mütsch offers its first apprenticeships.

May 23, 1969