Fischer Expands Manufacturing Capacity In Germany
See The Video! The 85,000 sq ft building was built with 4,800 tons of recycled stone from the previous buildings on the site.
#measurement-testing #sustainability
Share
Fischer, the world-renowned specialist for coating thickness measurement and material analysis, is in the process of doubling its manufacturing capacity with a new state of the art building in Sindelfingen, Germany.
Featured Content
This will consolidate the production and warehouse areas, which had been previously spread out between several buildings. The 85,000 sq ft building was built with 4,800 tons of recycled stone from the previous buildings on the site and will be energized with a 110 kW solar array.
Completion date is scheduled for early 2015. Fischer says it has set a clear sign for the further development of the site and for the continuation of the established growth strategy.
For more information, please visit fischer-technology.com
RELATED CONTENT
-
Powder Coating Overcomes Post Forming
Six Sigma methodology, open communication, and collaboration produce results for leading boat manufacturer.
-
Coating Thickness Measurement: The Fundamentals
A review of available test methods, common applications and innovative instrumentation...
-
NASF/AESF Foundation Research Project #121: Development of a Sustainability Metrics System and a Technical Solution Method for Sustainable Metal Finishing: 5th Quarterly Report
The NASF Research Board has funded a research grant at Wayne State University on sustainability in the surface finishing industry, under the direction of Professor Yinlun Huang. The objective of the work is to create a surface-finishing-specific sustainability metrics system to measure economic, environmental and social sustainability. In this report, he describes how such a tool can work to benefit our industry. The reader is invited to contact Dr. Huang in identifying plating shops willing to participate in this program; it is not too late.
