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60 years of DEMMELER - a success story
The success story of our internationally successful family-owned company began when the 19-year old Ludwig Demmeler laid the foundation in 1961: In his small workshop, he worked as a subcontractor for nearby industrial businesses. Today, 60 years later, DEMMELER is an expanding and technologically strong company in the field of mechanical engineering with around 250 employees. As a hidden champion, the company in Heimertingen develops and manufactures products in the field of clamping and welding technology, rotary tables, tool changing systems based on robots and machine tool components.Innovations that have become the standard for trade and industry have always shaped our company's successful history. Already by 1990, DEMMELER set the standards on the market as the inventor of the 3D clamping system: Originally intended for the company's own production, the device system proved to be a quantum leap in metal processing and today is an international industrial standard due to the many possible applications and combinations.

LINE TECH AG was founded in 1993 as a management buyout from FAG (Switzerland). The success story of LINE TECH began with four employees. In the same year, the company moved to Industriestrasse 47 in Glattbrugg.
Thanks to the continuous expansion of our business, we were also able to enter into a sales partnership with NSK some three years later. In 2001, the trading program was completed with cpc (Chieftek) products, which today are an important pillar in LINE TECH’s business portfolio.
Besides the trade expansion, our own products continued to develop strongly. At that time, only the program positioning units were taken over by FAG. Today, customers can choose from three different product groups of different sizes and different drive variants.
Gradually, the premises at Industriestrasse became too small. In mid-2003, we moved into new premises with modern infrastructure at Europastrasse 19 in Glattbrugg.