Markus Heßbrüggen

EMAG GmbH & Co. KG is a German company that provides machines for metalworking, including turning, grinding, drilling, milling, and gear cutting machines. The private company is based in Salach, DE, and has a global presence of subsidiaries in several regions. The company offers tailor-made, reliable, and efficient manufacturing systems for various industries, such as automotive, construction vehicles, agricultural machines, and medical technology. EMAG also provides services, including training, preventive maintenance, and spare parts. The CEOs are Markus Heßbrüggen, Achim Feinauer, Sven Hartwich, and Michael Lanik. The company has subsidiaries worldwide and was founded in 1867.

EMAG Holding GmbH manufactures and markets turning, grinding and metal processing equipment. It also develops and markets manufacturing solutions that cover machining processes in the metal working industry. The firm's product range include vertical turning machines, multi-spindle automatics, shaft components, crankshaft and internal grinders, gear hobbing machines, deep-hole drilling systems, tube and coupling sleeve machining centers, laser welding, and horizontal joining equipment. Its service areas cover equipment maintenance, tuning, safety glass panel replacement, and machine testing. The company was founded in 1867 and is headquartered in Salach, Germany.

EMAG Holding GmbH manufactures and markets turning, grinding and metal processing equipment. It also develops and markets manufacturing solutions that cover machining processes in the metal working industry. The firm's product range include vertical turning machines, multi-spindle automatics, shaft components, crankshaft and internal grinders, gear hobbing machines, deep-hole drilling systems, tube and coupling sleeve machining centers, laser welding, and horizontal joining equipment. Its service areas cover equipment maintenance, tuning, safety glass panel replacement, and machine testing. The company was founded in 1867 and is headquartered in Salach, Germany.

EMAG Holding GmbH manufactures and markets turning, grinding and metal processing equipment. It also develops and markets manufacturing solutions that cover machining processes in the metal working industry. The firm's product range include vertical turning machines, multi-spindle automatics, shaft components, crankshaft and internal grinders, gear hobbing machines, deep-hole drilling systems, tube and coupling sleeve machining centers, laser welding, and horizontal joining equipment. Its service areas cover equipment maintenance, tuning, safety glass panel replacement, and machine testing. The company was founded in 1867 and is headquartered in Salach, Germany.

EMAG GmbH & Co. KG is a German company that provides machines for metalworking, including turning, grinding, drilling, milling, and gear cutting machines. The private company is based in Salach, DE, and has a global presence of subsidiaries in several regions. The company offers tailor-made, reliable, and efficient manufacturing systems for various industries, such as automotive, construction vehicles, agricultural machines, and medical technology. EMAG also provides services, including training, preventive maintenance, and spare parts. The CEOs are Markus Heßbrüggen, Achim Feinauer, Sven Hartwich, and Michael Lanik. The company has subsidiaries worldwide and was founded in 1867.

EMAG GmbH & Co. KG is a German company that provides machines for metalworking, including turning, grinding, drilling, milling, and gear cutting machines. The private company is based in Salach, DE, and has a global presence of subsidiaries in several regions. The company offers tailor-made, reliable, and efficient manufacturing systems for various industries, such as automotive, construction vehicles, agricultural machines, and medical technology. EMAG also provides services, including training, preventive maintenance, and spare parts. The CEOs are Markus Heßbrüggen, Achim Feinauer, Sven Hartwich, and Michael Lanik. The company has subsidiaries worldwide and was founded in 1867.