Schuler Pressen, Göppingen, Germany

Mailing address

Schuler Pressen GmbH
Bahnhofstraße 41
73033 Göppingen, Germany

Tel.: +49 (0) 71 61 / 66-0
Fax: +49 (0) 71 61 / 66-233
E-Mail: info@schulergroup.com
Web: www.schulergroup.com

Service Mechanical Presses
Tel.: +49 (0) 71 61 / 66-690
Fax: +49 (0) 71 61 / 66-233

How to find us

Management

Kurt Eugster, Jochen Früh, Holger Garbrecht, Klaus Linnig, Dieter Merkle,
Axel Meyer, Siegfried Schlabschi

History

1839	Establishment of hte company by Louis Schuler as a locksmith's shop
1852	The first sheet metal forming machine tools are manufactured
1924	First development  of auto body panel presses for mass production
1983	Productioin beginns on large panel transfer presses
1990	Market introduction of large panel transfer presses with crossbar transfer
2003	World's first Compact Crossbar Transfer press is delivered
2007	Market introduction of the first Blanking and Forming Presses with ServoDirect technology
2008	Development and installation of the new press systems for the packaging/can-making and household appliance industry
2009	Design/Construction of the first press lines with ServoDirect technology and crossbar feeder automation

Core competencies

Schuler Pressen develops and manufactures advanced mechanical press systems for customers in the automobile industry, their suppliers, the electric motor sector, and the household appliance industry. The product spectrum ranges from transfer presses, to fully-automated press lines, progressive die presses, and tryout presses up to Compact Crossbar Presses. As the leading supplier in the field of coin minting technology, Schuler Pressen also delivers lines to a worldwide customer base for the manufacture of coin blanks, coin minting, and edge processing and decorating of coins and systems for the recycling of coins as well. The product line is rounded out by lines, process technology, and tools/dies for forging as well as equipment for blanking and drawing technology, especially for the manufacture of electric motor laminations and high-volume stampings.

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