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A German family-owned company, '''Arburg''' is one of the leading global manufacturers of plastic processing machines. The product portfolio encompasses Allrounder injection moulding machines with clamping forces of between 125 and 6,500kN, the Freeformer for industrial additive manufacturing and robotic systems, customer- and industry-specific turnkey solutions and further peripheral equipment. | A German family-owned company, '''Arburg''' is one of the leading global manufacturers of plastic processing machines. The product portfolio encompasses Allrounder injection moulding machines with clamping forces of between 125 and 6,500kN, the Freeformer for industrial additive manufacturing and robotic systems, customer- and industry-specific turnkey solutions and further peripheral equipment. | ||
The company places the topic of production efficiency at the centre of all its activities, taking into account the entire value-added chain. The objective is to enable Arburg customers to manufacture their plastic products, whether one-off parts or high-volume batches, with optimal quality and at minimum unit costs – e.g. for the automotive and packaging industries, communication and entertainment electronics, medical technology or the white goods sector. | The company places the topic of production efficiency at the centre of all its activities, taking into account the entire value-added chain. The objective is to enable Arburg customers to manufacture their plastic products, whether one-off parts or high-volume batches, with optimal quality and at minimum unit costs – e.g. for the automotive and packaging industries, communication and entertainment electronics, medical technology or the white goods sector. | ||
An international sales and service network ensures first-class, local customer support: Arburg is represented by its own | An international sales and service network ensures first-class, local customer support: Arburg is represented by its own organizations at 33 locations in 25 countries and by trading partners in more than 50 countries. The machines are produced exclusively at the parent company in Lossburg, Germany. Of a total of around 2,700 employees, about 2,200 work in Germany. About 500 further employees work in Arburg’s organizations around the world. | ||
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=== Hybrid Allrounder injection moulding machines === | === Hybrid Allrounder injection moulding machines === | ||
The hybrid Hidrive-series Allrounders combine a servo-electric clamping unit with a high-performance hydraulic injection unit, energy- | The hybrid Hidrive-series Allrounders combine a servo-electric clamping unit with a high-performance hydraulic injection unit, energy-optimized hydraulic accumulator technology and servo-electric dosage. Clamp force between 130 and 460t. | ||
=== Allrounder 2900 cube mould machines === | === Allrounder 2900 cube mould machines === | ||
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* 1982 - injection moulding machine with graphical user interface | * 1982 - injection moulding machine with graphical user interface | ||
* 1985 – first sales company founded in France | * 1985 – first sales company founded in France | ||
* 1986 – development of a fully automated injection moulding production and production | * 1986 – development of a fully automated injection moulding production and production optimization with a host computer system | ||
* 1996 – the combination of machine and robotic system forms the basis for turnkey systems on which basis the Arburg project management develops | * 1996 – the combination of machine and robotic system forms the basis for turnkey systems on which basis the Arburg project management develops customized solutions | ||
* 1998 – Arburg introduces the ALLROUNDER C JUBILEE onto the market | * 1998 – Arburg introduces the ALLROUNDER C JUBILEE onto the market | ||
* 2000 - MULTILIFT robotic system introduced | * 2000 - MULTILIFT robotic system introduced | ||