Arburg GmbH + Co. KG
Resilience, efficiency and sustainability are key themes today, Michal Hehl said during the press conference preceding Arburg’s Technology Days.
Cinova Medical and Arburg Inc. have announced a partnership to establish a medical technology and training center at Cinova's campus in Phoenix to provide digital molding solutions for the medical device and pharmaceutical industries.
Germany's Arburg GmbH + Co KG and a Swiss partner developed a way to processes "paper pearls" made of fiber and a bio-based plastic and it's finding its way onto factory floors in the furniture and packaging industries.
Injection molding machine builder Arburg GmbH + Co KG expects to generate sales of about 620 million euros ($676 million) in 2024, down from 784 million euros ($855 million) in 2023 and 875 million euros ($954 million) from 2022.
"Besides new machine and process technology, the importance of automation, digitalization and, above all, very pragmatic issues around resilience will continue to grow," says Arburg Managing Director Juliane Hehl.
"We're signaling to the market that we're changing from made-in-Germany to made-by-Arburg," says Martin Baumann, president of Arburg Inc.
If you want an example of the changing dynamics of the global plastics industry, take a look at the news out of Lossburg, Germany, from Arburg GmbH + Co. KG.
A "changed global and market situation" with "ever more dynamic requirements" has prompted Arburg officials to expand production outside Germany for the first time.
Arburg Inc. President Martin Baumann sees opportunity beyond machine technologies and making plastics more circular to delivering services and supporting customers.
About 10,000 people turned out to celebrate Arburg's 100th birthday in Germany.
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