With its modern production processes and products, the industry is significantly contributing to sustainable economic development. A key prerequisite for this is automation.

The software focuses on internal user management and assigns the charging costs to the individual cost units, e.g. vehicles, persons or departments.

Our colleagues in Wallenhorst regularly support young women within the framework of the technical centre in Lower Saxony. This time, Sophie Charlotte Sprick assists the automation specialists.

During the first half of November, two exhibitions took place, which were very important to us. At both fairs we presented integrated automation solutions for cost-efficient results and efficient production processes.

Only few eighth-grade students can say that they have built a 3D printer themselves.

Based on an e-mobility project, 9-grade students were able to get a picture of our range of services.

During these days, a new phase of life is about to start for many young people. And the same is happening in some of our branches.

Our female colleague from Visbek has been working at the head office for 25 years.