Increase your knowledge of process engineering applications, your possibilities for improved energy efficiency and your know-how for optimised maintenance with a HÄNDLE practical workshop in Muehlacker or on-site at your location.

The most important topics at a glance
Possibilities of machine optimization to increase energy efficiency
Increased service life thanks to the new HÄNDLE wear part technology
Preventive maintenance of your production plant
New developments within preparation and shaping
What potential is there in your machines? » Exchange of experts
Process engineering solutions, analyses and tests » the HÄNDLE laboratory and pilot plant
Remote service and digital solutions (IoT)
We would be pleased to consider your desired topics » open topics possible

Our team is made up of experienced engineers and technicians, who have always developed new solutions and ideas to practical problems and implement them optimally to ensure your successful and thus future-proof production.

Your contact person:

Max Oehler
Phone +49 (0)7041 891-218 – M.Oehler@haendle.com

You need more information? Our sales staff is looking forward to your call.

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Service Check

Lost output caused by machine downtimes due to wear will be avoided in advance by preventive maintenance of your machinery.

Industries

Our competence in such mechanical processes has made HÄNDLE a preferred supplier of products for similar areas of technology, too. Individual tasks will be tested process-related and improved in our HÄNDLE laboratory.

History

“Just touch a lump of clay – and you’ll be stuck on it for good” Like numerous companies established during the
19th century age of industrialization, the HÄNDLE Company has had an eventful history.

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