Bruderer UK is promising to make a major impact on MACH 2014 after announcing it will reveal a "world first" and two strategic partnerships at the show.
The Luton-base company, which offers high-precision fully-automated stamping presses, is looking to build on a record year in 2013 by attracting new customers in the automotive, aerospace and renewables fields.
It will showcase – for the first time anywhere in the world – the fully operational BRUDERER BSTA 280-75 with newly-designed BPG planetary gearbox together with Leicht Stanzautomation drum decoiler and rewinder.
This machine has already been bought in a £500,000 deal and will be transported direct to electronic component specialist Harwin Plc’s Portsmouth facility after the event.
Visitors to Bruderer’s stand (4548) will also be able to find out more about the firm’s new partnerships with Zani Presses and Zehnder & Sommer, with the latter displaying high-speed servo feed units that can operate up to 2000 strokes per minute (SPM).
Mark Crawford, Sales and Service Manager, commented: “MACH 2014 is a very important show for us and provides us with a perfect platform to introduce a number of new developments to the power press world.
“Firstly, our BRUDERER BSTA 280-75 B2 machine will be a fully operational production line making electronic components.”
He continued: ”We’ll also be showcasing our new relationship with Zani Presses, which gives our customers access to presses up to 1000 tonnes with their HIPRO Master, POWER Master, SERVO Master & MOTION Master press ranges…ideal for those clients looking for bigger pressing capacity.
“With all these new additions, we are expecting 2014 to be a very big year and we’re ideally looking to push turnover from £3m to £4m over the course of the next twelve months.”
