Distribution of machine tools, clamping, cutting and metrology tooling as well as waterjet cutting systems in Austria and Hungary.
Büll & Strunz Gesellschaft m.b.H.
Wiener Neudorf (AT)New on Amplifa
About Büll & Strunz
Büll & Strunz Gesellschaft m.b.H. is a traditional company founded in Vienna in 1919, headquartered in Wiener Neudorf (Lower Austria), specializing in the distribution of machines, tools and accessories for metalworking. The product portfolio includes machine tools (turning, milling, gear-cutting and EDM machines as well as horizontal 4- and 5-axis machining centers), abrasive waterjet cutting systems from OMAX, tools for clamping technology, cutting and production metrology as well as hand tools. In the machine sector, the company represents FFG Europe, Mitsubishi Electric, OMAX and ZUSE Hüller Hille. Target industries are the metalworking industry and trade, mechanical and plant engineering, toolmaking, the automotive and commercial vehicle industry, aerospace, energy technology and heavy industry. In addition to the Austrian parent company, the group comprises the Hungarian subsidiary Büll & Strunz Kft. and Emco Holz und Hobby Maschinen Ersatzteile Vertriebsges.m.b.H.; since 2001 the company has been organized as a finance and service holding. According to the supplier, waterjet cutting to CAD specification is suitable for prototype, single-item and small-series production with accuracies down to ±0.02 mm.
- Site
- Wiener Neudorf
- Processes
- Distribution of machine tools, Distribution of tools (clamping technology, cutting, metrology, hand tools), Distribution of waterjet cutting systems (OMAX), Service for machine tools (historically via DMG joint venture), Distribution of media technology (presentation wallpapers VanDerRolle), Distribution of training systems (Lucas Nülle, erfi - historical)
- Materials
- Abrasive waterjet cutting (OMAX distribution)
- Founded
- 1919
- Industries
- Metalworking industry, Metalworking trade, Mechanical and plant engineering, Toolmaking, Automotive and commercial vehicle industry, Aerospace
- 01
Consulting and project definition
- 02
Selection of machine and tool program (manufacturers)
- 03
Preparation of quotations
- 04
Delivery and commissioning
- 05
Service and spare parts distribution
Products and Processes
Abrasive waterjet cutting (OMAX distribution)
Cutting of complex flat parts made of conductive and non-conductive metals, plastics, stone, tiles and ceramics directly from CAD data without heat input.
Locations
Wiener Neudorf
ATHeadquarters, distribution of machine tools and tools
- Materials
- Metals, plastics, stone, ceramics (waterjet cutting)
- OMAX JetMachining Center (distribution)
- ZUSE Hüller Hille 4-axis machining center (distribution)
- ZUSE Hüller Hille 5-axis machining center (distribution)
- ZUSE Hüller Hille NBV 700 (distribution)
- Mitsubishi Electric EDM machines (distribution)
- FFG Europe turning, milling and gear-cutting machines (distribution)
Areas of Offering
Inside the production
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cutting machining | ± 0.02 mm | – | – | Single parts/prototype and small series | conductive and non-conductive metals, plastics, stone, tiles, ceramics |
9 Anlagen & Maschinen
| Machine | Manufacturer / model | Quantity | Working area | Year built | Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Waterjet cutting machine (JetMachining Center) | OMAX | – | – | – | Distribution Büll & Strunz, Wiener Neudorf |
| Horizontal 4-axis machining center | ZUSE Hüller Hille | – | – | – | Distribution Büll & Strunz, Wiener Neudorf |
| Horizontal 5-axis machining center | ZUSE Hüller Hille | – | – | – | Distribution Büll & Strunz, Wiener Neudorf |
| Vertical machining center | ZUSE Hüller Hille NBV 700 | – | – | – | Distribution Büll & Strunz, Wiener Neudorf |
| EDM machines | Mitsubishi Electric | – | – | – | Distribution Büll & Strunz, Wiener Neudorf |
| Turning machines | FFG Europe (including VDF Boehringer, Hessapp) | – | – | – | Distribution Büll & Strunz, Wiener Neudorf |
| Milling machines | FFG Europe (including Jobs, Rambaudi, Sachmann) | – | – | – | Distribution Büll & Strunz, Wiener Neudorf |
| Gear-cutting machines | FFG Europe (including Modul, Sigma, Witzig & Frank, Honsberg) | – | – | – | Distribution Büll & Strunz, Wiener Neudorf |
| Woodworking and metalworking machines | EMCO | – | – | – | Distribution Emco Holz und Hobby Maschinen Ersatzteile VertriebsgesmbH |
Additional services
History
- 1919
Founded by Ing. Detlef Büll and Dipl.Ing. Ludwig Strunz in Vienna; initially distribution of machine tools, later also tools for the metalworking industry
- 1934
Withdrawal of co-owner Ludwig Strunz; Detlef Büll becomes sole owner, the company name remains unchanged
- 1945
Relocation of the company from Praterstrasse 42 to Porzellangasse 4, Vienna
- 1948
Start of representation of the products of DECKEL, Munich
- 1957
First activities in Hungary
- 1988
Conversion of the sole proprietorship into a limited liability company; shareholders: KR Ludwig Büll and his three sons
- 1991
Foundation of the Hungarian subsidiary Büll & Strunz Kft.
- 1993
Handover of operational management to Ing. Detlef M. Büll; start of representation of GILDEMEISTER and MAHO
- 1996
Foundation of EMCO Holz + Hobby Maschinen Ersatzteile VertriebsgesmbH for worldwide spare parts and accessories distribution
- 1998
Relocation to new premises in Wiener Neudorf; establishment of the training business field and cooperation with Lucas Nülle
- 2001
Restructuring into a finance and service holding; spin-off into, among others, the joint ventures DMG Büll & Strunz GesmbH and MAHR Büll & Strunz Messtechnik GesmbH
- 2004
Takeover of the laboratory and assembly furniture program from erfi Ernst Fischer; DMG Büll & Strunz becomes DMG Austria and is relocated to Klaus
- 2005
Withdrawal from MAHR Büll & Strunz Messtechnik GesmbH; takeover of the distribution of MAHR hand measuring tools
- 2006
Withdrawal of Büll & Strunz as a shareholder of DMG Austria
- 2009
Handover of the laboratory and assembly furniture business to Robert Scherer
- 2011
Addition of a new machine program for woodworking and metalworking as well as workshop equipment from the EMCO company
- 2019
100th company anniversary