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08Okt I-H&S GmbH and Mebema – what a wonderful team 12 April 2024 Great news from the house of I-H&S! We proudly announce our partnership with Mebema! Until now, sales of our machines in the Benelux have been rather sporadic, but... Continue reading

08Okt 27. International Technology Exhibition for Sheet Metal Working – the EuroBLECH 2024 in Hannover 19 February 2024 EuroBLECH opens its doors again in October. We will be on site for you every day from 22 to 25 October 2024. You will find us in Hall 11 Stand D 62. Convince yourself... Continue reading

08Okt BLECHEXPO 2021 – BLECH MEETS BUSINESS 28 September 2021 The 15th Blechexpo will take place from 26-29 October 2021 in Stuttgart. Visit us at our stand in Hall 1 Stand 1104. We are pleased that presence trade fairs can finally take place again. The personal exchange with customers, interested parties and partners at a trade fair will continue to play an important role in the future. Continue reading

08Okt NEW WORK – EXCUSE ME, WHERE DO I FIND THE WORKPLACE OF THE FUTURE? 8 December 2017 After Work 4.0, Digital Transformation and Work-Life-Balance, the next buzzword is now waiting in the wings: New Work. Or is it just a model for sustainable companies? A current survey conducted by the Dusseldorf-based telecommunications company Sipgate is now investigating what constitutes change and how well it succeeds. Continue reading

08Okt BLECHEXPO 2017 – SHEET METAL WORKING IN AN INTERNATIONAL FORMAT 23 November 2017 The month of November is one of our favorite times of the year. Key reason for our favoritism would be the so-called Blechexpo, which is taking place every two years in Stuttgart’s Exhibition Centre. It’s a leading event in the world that deals with the technologies of sheet metal working on an international level. Continue reading

08Okt MACHINE LEARNING WILL TRANSFORM MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 17 November 2017 The central topics of the industry have rarely been so clearly defined: artificial intelligence, machine learning and digitalization. How the resulting developments and upheavals will change the most important export markets of the industry and what potentials they offer will be highlighted together with Thilo Brodtmann, managing director of the German engineering union named VDMA, and Achim Baier, CEO of Arconsis IT Solutions. Continue reading

08Okt MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS ENGINEERING DEMANDS DECADE OF INNOVATION 17 November 2017 Since German mechanical engineering is the most important industrial employer and technical innovator, it plays a significant role in securing the future of Europe and the EU. But in order to support this security and to master challenges, the German engineering union named VDMA now developed new requirements for the European union and the federal government. Continue reading

08Okt GERMAN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING INDUSTRY WANTS TO INVEST IN AFRICA 23 October 2017 For some time, the German Federal Government has been advocating closer cooperation with Africa. Currently, the focus is on an inclusive economic growth, meaning a growth in which all people in Africa can participate. Now the German mechanical engineering industry committed to support the Federal Government when it comes to the cooperation with African countries. Continue reading

08Okt ENGINEERING 4.0 INSTEAD OF INDUSTRY 4.0 11 August 2017 Everyone is talking about Industry 4.0, hardly anyone about Engineering 4.0 – yet we are already well on our way to an evolution of the CAD-world. A decentralized, networked production is set to change the future: Design engineers need to reveal data to various company departments, partners and end customers. Continue reading

08Okt THE UNVARNISHED TRUTH OF GERMAN ENGINEERS’ SALARY 19 May 2017 Employees of the engineering industry enjoy a reputation of ultimate top earners: The average salary of a German engineer amounts to 67,681 euro per year – those are the results of a recent study conducted by the Hamburg comparison portal “Gehalt.de”. Consequently, the income of an engineer amounts to over 10,000 euro more than ten years ago. Continue reading