Adler Konstruktionstechnik

Wermelskirchen, Germany

Tel: +49 2196 888 725 0

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Your Partner for Special Machines, Fixtures and Technical Systems

About Adler Konstruktionstechnik

Due to confidentiality requirements, many industrial and customer projects cannot be presented publicly. The examples shown on this website represent only a small selection of the projects and technologies developed by Adler Konstruktionstechnik (Adler KT e.K.).

 

Since 1962, Adler Konstruktionstechnik (Adler KT e.K.) has been developing and designing special-purpose machinery, handling systems, fixtures and tooling solutions for a wide range of industries.

Since 1994, many of these designs have been delivered as complete machines and production systems. This includes assembly lines, machining stations and end-of-line test equipment for quality assurance.

 

Since 2010, we have also developed mechanical and electrical devices. For many of these products, plastic housings are designed using the experience gained from decades of machine design, assembly and testing.

 

We use a proven network

Many projects require expertise from multiple disciplines. Therefore, we rely on a proven network of specialists, including electrical engineers, metal and plastic processing companies, prototype manufacturers, designers and software experts.

This network enables us to develop efficient and practical solutions while providing our customers with reliable project support.

Our Philosophy

Aphorism:

Everyone said, "It cannot be done." Then someone came along who did not know that – and simply did it.

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Beyond Conventional Solutions

At the beginning of a project, we objectively analyse the requirements and focus on the essential core of the task. At the same time, we consider the entire environment in which the future solution must operate.

Looking beyond conventional approaches often reveals simpler and more efficient solutions. In many cases, ideas from completely different industries can be successfully transferred to new applications.

Even in the field of bionics, technology often learns from nature. Observing natural structures and processes can provide valuable inspiration for technical innovation.