Standard parts manufacturer
Meusburger continues to invest
Despite the demanding market conditions, the company is successfully mastering the challenges and continues to invest in order to offer its customers the best service and the highest quality. This year, the standard parts manufacturer is once again focusing on further optimizing its core competencies in the area of plates and built-in parts in order to expand its position. In 2023, Meusburger recorded a turnover of 327 million euros.
Core business in focus
As a full-service provider in tool and mold making, Meusburger offers its customers exactly what they need along the value chain to implement their projects. The product portfolio is perfectly tailored to the needs of customers. This year, the company is focusing in particular on further optimizing existing areas step by step and is relying on standardization as the basis for its customers' success. Sheets have been the core business of the standard parts manufacturer from the very beginning. The largest central standard parts warehouse with over 30 material qualities represents a major advantage for customers, and the high proportion of in-house production also guarantees the best quality. In addition to the range of plates, Meusburger offers the largest selection of installation parts, such as guides, ejectors, slides and much more. The company is also constantly expanding its performance promise in the field of hot runner technology.
The company is also constantly evolving digitally. After an intensive period of preparation, the new Meusburger portal has now been online since fall 2023 alongside the previous version. As a result, the standard parts manufacturer has taken its online world to a new level so that its customers can reach their destination as quickly and intuitively as possible. This year, the portal will be continuously developed so that even more functions will be available in the future.
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