KELLENBERGER

Kellenberger is undoubtedly one of the best known brands in the field of machine tools manufacturing in the grinding activities. This Swiss company was founded in 1917. Nearly a hundred-year-old, the company joined the American group Hardinge Inc. November 29, 1995, to become a new entity: L. Kellenberger & Co. AG. Having major sites installed in St. Gallen and Bienne, Kellenberger combines its experience and expertise to that of other brands in the great American group, such as Hauser, Tripet, and Tschudin. Kellenbergera has always been a reference in the matter; specializing in the development and manufacturing of digital control and hydraulic precision grinding machines, the firm offers, in addition, an after-sales service and a wide range of solutions bespoke to the specific needs of its customers that belong to a variety of industrial areas requiring very high performance equipment. Kellenberger machine tools are particularly appreciated on the new market as well as on the second-hand. They provide different specialties operators with a high-quality surface machining. The second-hand models go through a thorough checking in RDMO workshops; the efficiency of their mechanisms, components, and controls are fully checked to ensure the best possible level of quality and to meet the strictest standards. The label Kellenberger is tagged on machine tools dedicated to grinding of various types. The catalog of the Swiss company includes cylindrical grinding machines, CNC cylindrical grinding machines. As a reminder, a cylindrical grinding machine is a grinding machine tool designed to handle circular shaped workpieces. The workpiece is positioned in a mandrel fixed on a rotating spindle before coming into contact with the grindstone. The CNC cylindrical grinding machine integrates the digital control for the automation of the machining processes. As for the jig grinding machine Hauser, it is used for high precision and high speed grinding works on complex shapes. All these processes are fully controlled by Kellenberger.