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German Machine Tools of America, founded in 1991 as the U.S. subsidiary of Profilator GmbH in Wuppertal, Germany and based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, today represents various lines of German machine tools and metal fabricating equipment, including gear cutting and honing, parts washing systems, special machine tools, tooling, laser welding, surface grinding and deburring machines, multi-spindle lathes, multi-station vertical turning machinery and more.
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German Machine Tools of America
4630 Freedom Drive
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
Phone: 734-973-7800
Fax: 734-973-3053
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Mexican Wera Inc.
Plaza San Antonio #108
Col. Plazas del Sol, CP 76099
Santiago Queretaro, QRO
MEXICO
Phone: 001 52 (442) 2481101
BvL is a designer and builder of quality parts washer systems. Whether you need a one-off station for large castings or forged products, or you need a continuous washing and drying line, our engineers can devise the best solution for your needs. BvL also provides customers the optimum cleaning solvents to suit the job at hand and comply with all relevant environmental regulations. We look forward to helping you go clean and green!
Rasoma is a builder of vertical turning centers and dual spindle machines for gear manufacturing techniques, including milling, shaping and the Scudding process. We also build end machining and deep hole drilling machines, plus a wide array of special machining centers for automotive powertrain and other parts.
Fimat has worked in the special machine sector for over 25 years, building CNC spline rolling, milling, endfacing, grinding and other machines for CV joints, transmission components and other gears, primarily in automotive but also in appliance and aerospace. The company performs all engineering and machine builds to suit the specifications of its multi-national customer base.
The company who started American Wera, this is a world-renowned brand of highly complex yet modular machines for polygon & slot facing, gear & spline cutting, gear tooth pointing, shifter stop machining, chamfering and deburring, as well as the SCUDDING® process that’s often imitated but has never been equalled in the market. Ask us about Ergo Control SIMPS® that makes in-process corrections of the gear tooth pointing tool.

German Machine Tools of America (GMTA) is now the exclusive agent in North America for Stiefelmayer lasers, used for cutting products such as motor laminations, as well as laser hardening. Fiber and diode types.
Building the future of your machine shop with complete turning centers, vertical lathes and pick-up vertical turning machines, as well as multi-spindle automatic lathes and other innovative cutting technologies in the 50-1600 mm ranges. Pittler also offers modular work cells for boring, turning, threadcutting, sinking, milling, grinding and even solid rolling or burnishing operations.

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Arnold Ravensburg provides a complete line of CO2, fiber and solid state lasers, in either stationary workpiece or robotic articulated systems, for the automotive, aerospace and other industries. Machines are designed for a variety of applications, from driven gear welding to straight shaft parts and linear contours. Units available for short run or production jobs.
Provided by German Machine Tools of America (GMTA), Samag multi-spindle horizontal machining centers and deep hole drilling machines, used primarily for large block milling and deep hole drilling, now offered to the automotive powertrain, off-highway, moldmaking and other markets.
Lift tables will improve ergonomics at any workstation, while trolleys and baskets will help users maintain a more productive and efficient workplace.

Products available include bearing turntables, lift tables, custom carts and conveyor systems. Lift tables include single position lift tables, single position lift and rotate tables, single position lift and tilt tables, rotate tables, hydraulic lift tables, air spring lift tables and fork free lift tables for cart access. In addition, custom carts for manufacturing and production operations are available. These include 4-wheel carts, 6-wheel carts, low profile carts, flat top carts, rotate carts and tilt carts, fork free carts and custom part sequencing carts.
Are you looking to optimize your machining processes?
Are you looking for high-tech tools to handle the following tasks?
Inside grooving
Turning
Milling
•Profile milling
•Bit production
•Circular face milling
•Gear tooth milling
•Chamfering
•Back-angling
And if you’re also using custom machinery, you could benefit from more than 40 years of expertise from our machining experts.




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The German government has always attached great importance to the strategic position of the machine tool industry, and has been strongly fostering it on many fronts, with special emphasis on scientific experimentation, the combination of theory and practice, and basic research and applied technology research. According to the German Machine Tool Association, the trends in machine tool technology in the coming years will be characterized by personalization, automation and efficiency.
The following is a ranking of German machine tool companies.
The Gildemeister Group is a leading global manufacturer of metal cutting machines, with a focus on “Machine Tools”, “Services” and “Software Solutions”.
GILDEMEISTER-Group is the world’s largest manufacturer of metal cutting equipment with the three brands DECKEL, MAHO and GILDEMEISTER.
Behind this success is the group’s constant pursuit of innovation and the continuous optimization of production and logistics at its ten plants in Europe.
The subsidiaries of GILDEMEISTER-Group use DMG Vertriebsand ServiceGmbH as a unified organization for sales, service and marketing on a global scale.
The company currently has offices in more than 50 countries and all major industrial countries.
In order to better serve Chinese customers, GILDEMEISTER-Group acquired a foreign-owned machine tool manufacturing plant in Shanghai in 2002.
GILDEMEISTER-Group’s first factory outside Europe was completed in Shanghai in January 2003.
The Shanghai factory manufactures the latest CNC milling machines and CNC lathes in the machine tool industry, and offers a wide range of optional features to suit a variety of different applications according to customer needs.
Dr. Kapisa, President of Gildemeister Group, believes that China will become the world’s largest demand for machine tools in the near future.
The TRUMPF Group is one of the world’s leading companies in the field of manufacturing technology, founded in 1923, with a history of more than 80 years.
Headquartered in Ditzingen, near Stuttgart, Germany, the TRUMPF Group is a global leader in technology and markets for industrial lasers and laser systems.
Based on the rapid development of the Chinese market, TRUMPF Group has been investing in China since 2000 and has invested in four production enterprises in Taicang, Jiangsu Province and Dongguan, Guangdong Province, producing CNC sheet metal processing machines and medical equipment.
With a history of more than 80 years of machine tool production at its headquarters in Ditzinge, Germany, the TRUMPF Group is one of the world’s leading companies in manufacturing technology.
Currently, it has seven Chinese subsidiaries, two of which are manufacturing companies.
After the establishment of TRUMPF (China) Co., Ltd., the mainstream products of TRUMPF Group were introduced into China for the first time.
The company plans to gradually develop, produce and sell all kinds of TRUMPF brand CNC machine tools in China, the current products are TRUMPFTruLaser3030 series CNC flat laser cutting machine.
After the market has stabilized, local development and research will be carried out gradually to better suit the needs of the Chinese market.
From sheet metal and material processing machines to laser technology, electronics and medical technology, TRUMPF is leading the technology trend with continuous innovation.
The company is setting new technical standards and working to open up newer and more products to the general public.
TRUMPF (China) Co., Ltd. is also responsible for the sales and after-sales service support of TRUMPF global products in China.
It has sales and after-sales service outlets in Shanghai, Beijing, Dongguan, Chengdu and more than 20 cities across the country, and has spare parts warehouses in Shanghai, Shenzhen and Taicang.
At present, the number of machine tools installed in China exceeds 2,000.
The history of the Schuler Group goes back to the blacksmith shop founded by Louis Schuler in Göppinge, Germany in 1839, and the company has been producing metalworking machines since 1852.
Austria’s Andritz-Group now holds a majority stake in Schuler.
As a global technology and market leader in the metal forming industry, Schuler offers machines, lines, molds, process technology and services for the entire metalworking industry.
Its customers include automotive manufacturers and their suppliers, as well as numerous corporate enterprises in the forging, household equipment, packaging, energy and electrical industries.
Schuler is also a market leader in foundry technology, providing system solutions to the aerospace and rail industries.
Schuler’s customers also include manufacturers in the appliance industry and home appliances.
The company’s highly qualified technical service staff is available to meet a variety of service related requirements in the United States and Canada.
It is engaged in the design and development of high-pressure forming parts and the design of new high-pressure forming equipment and dies, as well as the production and trial manufacture of dies for high-pressure forming.
In addition, the company has the ability to manufacture its own in-series high pressure formed products.
Schuler’s production line in Canton produces approximately 600,000 pieces per year in a series of high-pressure moulded products.
The ServolineL is the fastest stamping line in the world today, manufactured by Schuler.
Schuler’s ServolineL speeds up to 23 strokes per minute. The new crossbar robot can convey two parts in one mold or four parts in one mold.
Equipped with a chip loader, crossbar robot and tail line system, it has a compact line design with a speed of up to 23 strokes per minute.
The line uses servo direct drive technology, which guarantees high throughput while combining excellent flexibility, high energy efficiency and low unit cost.
This year Schuler introduced a new generation of press automation: 50% weight reduction, 20% more dynamics and energy efficiency.
The design of the crossbar robot was derived from a six-axis industrial robot, and Schuler’s engineers added two more axes to this, controlling the robot arm and horizontal drive.
In this way, maneuverability, flexibility, and yield have been significantly improved. The new generation of crossbar robots is also equipped with a process data interface, which prepares them for the Industry 4.0 era.
And the intelligent networking capabilities make it also an analytical tool for monitoring processes and reporting any errors.
As a result, the crossbar robot 4.0 plays an important role in the continuous production of high throughputs and is ideal for future stamping line machines.
The origins of Emag go back to 1867. It was originally a cast iron and machine tool manufacturer founded in Bautzen, Saxony.
The company was rebuilt in 1952 and the site was chosen between the cities of Stuttgart and Ulm, not far from Salah, where the company is located today.
After the company was rebuilt, it began manufacturing lathes.
In the 1980s, Emag had a successful career in the manufacture of highly automated CNC lathe units.
The production system is sold all over the world and is used in a variety of industries.
In 1992, Emag introduced the inverted lathe as the world’s first machine shop.
The lathe features a spindle that completes the loading and unloading and the spindle travels while the tool holder is fixed.
That is to say, Emag turned the traditional lathe upside down.
EMAG offers its customers machines and production systems for the machining of discs, shafts and housings. Whether it’s a lathe, a grinding machine, a hobbing machine, a laser welding machine or a machining center – the EMAG Group offers optimal production solutions for almost all applications.
EMAG’s advanced technology in intelligent automation technology can help customers to simplify their equipment, increase production efficiency, and save costs, thereby driving rapid growth.
The machine tools and production systems manufactured by Emag Leipzig Machine Tool Co., Ltd. cover almost all applications in the petroleum industry, automobile manufacturing and ancillary industries, machinery manufacturing industry and aerospace industry.
Since the Leipzig-based company became part of the EMAG Group, it has combined the technology and experience of both companies to develop and manufacture machine types based on the EMAG series, but aimed at its target users.
Innovative processing technology with reverse thinking created EMAG’s industry leadership.
In 1992, EMAG was a great success with the first ingeniously conceived inverted vertical lathe. Since then, EMAG has continued its efforts with the development of a new inverted vertical multifunctional production centre.
Today, EMAG is the world’s leading manufacturer of inverted vertical machines.
The Schleifring Group is a subgroup of the German Korber Group, which comprises three groups: paper machinery, tobacco machinery and machine tools.
Over the past decades, the Machine Tool Group has acquired many of the world’s leading grinding machine manufacturers, including STUDER, BLOHM, MAEGERLE, JUNG, SCHAUD, MIKROSA, EWAG and WALTER.
In addition to its headquarters in Germany, the Schleifring Group has a number of companies in other countries such as the United States and Europe with products all over the world.
The products entered China in the 1960s, and now more than 3,000 products have played an important role in the manufacture of automobiles, motorcycles, aviation, aerospace, ships, weapons and many other fields.
Of these, military industrial systems account for about a third of the total number of Schleifring machines.
In all aspects of high-precision machining, the Schleifring Group is an international, efficient and reliable partner that offers the best possible technical and economic solutions.
The Schleifring Group mainly serves customers with high precision grinding requirements.
Clients are in the automotive industry and automotive component manufacturers, tool industry, turbine manufacturers, tool and die manufacturers, medical technology, machine tools, watch industry as well as aviation.
Its major markets are Western Europe, China and North America.
Korber Schleifring Machine Shanghai Co, Ltd(KSMS) is part of the Schleifring Group and has a production plant of 16,000 square meters in Shanghai.
More than 200 employees nationwide, in addition to the Shanghai plant, with branches in Beijing, Chongqing, Guangzhou and Wuxi. KSMS holds a leading position in the Chinese grinding machine market, offering innovative technology in the field of surface forming, internal and external circular grinding and tool grinding.
Schleifring offers flat and profile grinding, internal and external circular grinding and tool grinding machines for a wide range of applications in the aerospace, automotive and auto parts manufacturing, heavy industry and other industries.
Annual production has been steadily increasing at an average rate of about 50 percent, and to date, Schleifring has supplied more than 100,000 grinding machines to customers around the world, not only solving process problems for them, but also bringing them significant economic benefits.
Index was founded in 1914 by Herman Hahn, and production of the turret lathe began in the same year.
He is a hard-boiled entrepreneur from the Swabian region who has been very impressed by his creative ideas and strict pursuit of quality as a cornerstone.
More than 20,000 automatic lathes have been sold in forty years, and this has laid the foundation for the outstanding reputation that Index enjoys worldwide.
In 1975, Index began production of multi-spindle automatic lathes.
A few years later the company entered the market for CNC technology, where Index quickly earned the role of pioneer.
After the death of the company’s founder’s son, Eugenhahn, 85 percent of the company’s shares were donated to the foundation.
In 1992, Index introduced a new generation of products based on modular components for turning and milling composite centers.
In 1997, the company Trauber Lathe Manufacturing from the neighbouring city of Rijnbach-Fesz was taken over and joined the Intertek Group as an independent subsidiary.
Until today, it has followed a strategy of two brands for one company.
Index’s particular strength lies in the development of the best solution for each customer.
Together with its subsidiary Trombel, the group offers complete machining of turned workpieces through the widest range of products, which also applies to single-piece production for mass production.
Index and Trombel have chosen the German plant as their main production location, and the important core components of the machines are also machined in their own production machines.
Confident and very well-trained employees are the guarantee of high quality machines, which is reflected in their diligence and attention to every detail of the machine building process.
China’s industry is currently in the stage of rapid development, the demand for high-end CNC machine tools will also continue
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