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アイゼル・ドイツ社

Streicher-Gewindetechnik - a well-known brand for more than 50 years.
Our company is located in the south of Germany, at Lake Constance. We specialize in the design and construction of tapping machines for the fixtures and fixing components industry.
Although our machines have ranked for years among the top leading products on the international market, we are continually improving their design and construction with the cooperation of renowned users. We are represented in many countries outside Germany. Meanwhile, almost 1,000 machines have been delivered into more than 70 countries worldwide.
Our production facilities and modern machine tools offer a working environment with optimum conditions for product quality and performance.
Our top priority is to provide an optimum level of advice and consultation for our customers as well as a fast solution for their problems. From a wide range of machines, we are able to select a suitable machine for any tapping problem. We always consider individual requirements and use all technical options to guarantee the best possible final products.
The advanced features found in every Streicher machine are the results of many years of experience and we will continue to offer modern technically and economically efficient solutions while meeting the highest standards.
A clear lead in advanced technology is our objective.

Our company exists for 40 years already and today has an exhibition space of 6,000 m². We constantly present about 1,200 machine tools and sheet metal machines. By means of sales and purchase our stock changes continuously. Approximately 3,000 second-hand machines which are available in the market, are in our card-file. This enables us to fulfil nearly every request of our customers.
After having made an appointment by phone, nearly all machines can be shown under working condition. Please let us know your request, we are prepared to submit detailed offers.
Este perfil de compañía está también disponible en alemán, francés y español.