Haginger Maschinenbau GmbH & Co. KG
Tubes and pipes
Company Overview
Haginger Maschinenbau GmbH & Co KG, an Austrian specialist in mechanical and plant engineering, distinguishes itself through its comprehensive capabilities. The company is dedicated to the development, design, and manufacturing of advanced machines and plants. These systems are engineered for the production of various semi-finished goods, including carbide rods, tubes, bars, and profiles, utilizing a wide array of different materials. Haginger emphasizes delivering solutions built on Austrian quality and expertise within the mechanical engineering field.
Specialized Solutions for Industry
Haginger's extensive expertise is particularly valuable to the semi-finished product industry, where they offer total service and economical solutions. Their core areas of specialization include the precise handling of tubes and profiles, advanced carbide processing technologies, and the integration of automation and robotics. This allows Haginger to provide customized innovation, often developing individual designs upon request. These bespoke solutions are crafted with precision, ensuring the highest quality standards are met for their clients' specific operational needs. The company positions itself as a primary contact for intricate mechanical engineering challenges.
Customer-Centric Service and Values
Haginger maintains a strong commitment to its customer relationships, which are designed to last throughout the entire lifecycle of their machinery. They act as a reliable and responsible partner, offering comprehensive system and machine service. This includes crucial support such as ongoing maintenance and modernization efforts, ensuring the longevity and optimal performance of the equipment. Furthermore, Haginger is prepared to provide support during emergencies. The company's operational philosophy is underpinned by a focus on modern technology, fresh ideas, and a dedication to customer satisfaction, leveraging years of experience in industrial engineering.
