Schmitz Apparate- und Maschinenbau aus dem Industriegebiet Scheuren hat in nur acht Monaten eine komplett neue Neun-Walzen-Richtmaschine konstruiert. Die über 30 Meter lange Fertigungslinie wird noch dieses Jahr ausgeliefert. more

In Zeiten von COVID-19 müssen auch wir flexibel reagieren und dafür Sorge tragen, die Wünsche unserer Kunden auf kreative Weise umzusetzen. more

(EN) Im Juli 2019 stehen Solingens Stahl Spezialisten einmal selbst im Rampenlicht. more

Um dem Fachkräftemangel vorzubeugen und Nachwuchskräfte zu sichern, bilden wir regelmäßig junge Menschen zum Industriemechaniker (m/w/d) und Konstruktionsmechaniker (m/w/d) aus. more

Solingen Schmitz Apparate- und Maschinenbau aus dem Industriegebiet Scheuren hat drei alte Kieserling-Richtmaschinen auf Vordermann gebracht und an ein russisches Walzwerk verkauft. Im Januar werden die Maschinen aufgebaut. more

Schmitz Apparate- und Maschinenbau von der Stephanstraße aus dem Industriegebiet Scheuren hat mit dem 27-jährigen Marc Beckmann einen weiteren Gesellschafter in den Familienbetrieb aufgenommen. more

Die Familie Althajmer hat die Firma Schmitz Apparate- und Maschinenbau im Industriegebiet Scheuren übernommen. Konstantin Althajmer führt jetzt zusammen mit seiner Tochter Jessica die Geschäfte des Unternehmens. more

SSS SCHMITZ Spezialist für Kieserling-Anlagen erweitert das eigene Maschinen-Angebot. more

Das Russland-Geschäft von Schmitz Apparate- und Maschinenbau schwächelt wegen der Sanktionen. more

Schmitz Apparate- und Maschinenbau sieht im russischen Markt Expansionsmöglichkeiten. Im Juni Messe in Moskau. more

SSS SCHMITZ Der Spezialist für das Aufarbeiten von Maschinen profitiert von der Langlebigkeit vieler Automaten, speziell von Kieserling. more

Mit einst von Kieserling hergestellten Maschinen kennen sich die 40 Mitarbeiter von Schmitz Apparate- und Maschinenbau bestens aus. more

Die Apparate- und Maschinenbaufirma Schmitz ist als Spezialist für Reparaturen an und Überholung von (Kieserling-) Maschinen bekannt. more

How does one “angle” pipes? Kieserling specialists knew how and produced from the 1960s until the early 1990s four-hammer pointing machines of such quality that customers to this day do not wish to go without them. This was of benefit to Schmitz Apparate- und Maschinenbau too... more

As far as Konstantin Althajmer, operations manager at Schmitz Apparate- und Maschinenbau, is concerned, the signs are pointing to expansion - despite having other factories in Cologne, Remscheid and Düsseldorf, the company still intends erecting a further assembly hall at its headquarters based at Stephanstrasse 20 in Solingen by the end of the year... more

Globalisation in Solingen is 120 metres long, weighs 120 tons and consists of 18 individual machines. Those are the vital statistics of a wheel rim plant from Kieserling & Albrecht that is currently undergoing a complete overhaul at Schmitz Apparate- und Maschinenbau. It came back home from England – which is where it has been operating for the past 20 years ... more

Anyone wishing to taper or point pipes – the first manufacturing process when drawing pipes – needs a special machine to do so. A so-called “four-hammer pointing machine” for instance that used to be built in former times by the Solingen-based company Kieserling & Albrecht... more

Where large wind power plants generate electricity in an environmentally friendly manner, motor vehicle are manufactured with great precision and modern buildings reach into the skies, a company from Solingen often has a major involvement in the project concerned: Schmitz Apparate- und Maschinenbau GmbH & Co. KG... more

The aims are high. The wish to continue in the tradition of the former mechanical engineer Kieserling is shared by both Konstantin Althajmer, operations manager at Schmitz Apparate- und Maschinenbau GmbH & Co. KG based on the Solingen industrial estate of Scheuren and Hans-Peter Küchler, technician at SMS Eumuco GmbH from Leverkusen... more

Schmitz Apparate- und Maschinenbau based at Stephanstrasse on the Solingen industrial estate of Scheuren has just sent a four by three by 1.5 metre welded construction with a total weight of just under 28,000 kilograms on its way to Brazil... more

Kieserling has left Solingen, but some Kieserling machines are returning - whereas the mechanical engineering company with its rich tradition is now producing under the roof of its parent company Schumag in Aachen, a network of former Kieserling employees is working hard to ensure that repair and overhaul contracts are placed in the “blade city” of Solingen... more

The move by Kieserling to its parent company Schumag in Aachen hit many Solingen citizens hard, but the employees were of course the hardest hit of all. Ten of them found new employment at Apparate- und Maschinenbau-Firma Schmitz in Scheuren, Solingen – and are now working “with special enthusiasm” on “bringing back to Solingen what was formerly the domain of Kieserling”... more

“We’ve got a lot on our hands at the moment”, says Konstantin Althajmer with a smile - the operations manager at Apparate- und Maschinenbau-Firma Schmitz has just sent two housings each weighing just under 28,000 kilograms on their way to a major German gearbox manufacturer... more

Wheel rim plants as well as straightening and peeling machines were formerly manufactured by Kieserling & Albrecht in Solingen. That became history in the 1990s after the company with its rich tradition was taken over by the Aachen-based Schumag AG. In turn, the latter company sold the wheel rim manufacturing segment of its business and the associated product range to Herr in the USA, which also has a factory based in the Swiss town of Frauenfeld... more

“We complement each other - one company supplies, for instance, the welded constructions while another supplies the mechanics”, says Konstantin Althajmer, operations manager at Schmitz Apparate- und Maschinenbau based on the industrial estate of Scheuren in Solingen. What is being referred to here is the intensive cooperation among Solingen-based companies that the operations manager has set up over the past few years and aims to intensify still further... more