Haimer company figures
Record sales with expanded capacities
Haimer increased its turnover by 18% in 2018. The new production plant in Motzenhofen provides an important basis for further growth. Here, the company has built a new production hall with more than 4,000 m², in which the complete soft machining of the tool holders now takes place.
The area of tool shrink technology is growing particularly strongly. The family-owned company is also successful with Haimer Microset presetting devices - both small devices and semi- or fully automatic ones, all of which can be networked with machine tools. In 2019, Haimer plans to offer networked tool management solutions with the DAC (Data Analyzer and Controller). In addition to Asia and the USA, growth is also being driven by Germany and other European markets. The export rate is now over 70 percent and rising. The Haimer Group now employs around 800 people worldwide, including over 500 in Germany.
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