Manufacturer of double-disk surface grinding machines (DISKUS grinding) with service, retrofit and process optimization.
DISKUS WERKE Schleiftechnik GmbH
Dietzenbach (headquarters / service)New on Amplifa
About DISKUS WERKE Schleiftechnik
DISKUS WERKE Schleiftechnik GmbH is a machine tool manufacturer founded in 1911, headquartered in Dietzenbach and part of the DVS TECHNOLOGY GROUP. For over 100 years, the company has specialized in single-disk and double-disk surface grinding, established under the term DISKUS grinding. More than 2,000 customized machines in the field are used in the automotive industry and its suppliers, the rolling bearing and watch industries, as well as the glass and ceramics industries. In addition to the development and manufacture of the grinding machines, including the IONIC model, the company offers maintenance, repair, retrofit, remote diagnostics and remote maintenance, spare parts supply, as well as training and process optimization in double-disk grinding. Through the DVS TECHNOLOGY GROUP, access is available to conventional and superabrasive grinding media as well as automation and robotics solutions.
- Site
- Dietzenbach
- Processes
- Single-disk surface grinding (DISKUS grinding), Double-disk surface grinding (double-sided grinding), Maintenance, repair and retrofit of grinding machines, Remote diagnostics and remote maintenance (grinding machines, electrical components and software), Training, process optimization and production support in double-disk grinding, Maintenance, repair and retrofit, Remote diagnostics and remote maintenance, Spare parts supply
- Materials
- SUPERABRASIVE, Single-disk and double-disk surface grinding (DISKUS grinding), Superabrasive grinding media
- Founded
- 1911
- Industries
- Automotive industry and suppliers, Rolling bearing industry, Watch industry, Glass industry, Ceramics industry
- 01
Development and design of the grinding machines
- 02
Assembly of machines and assemblies
- 03
Sales and commissioning
- 04
Spare parts supply (IONIC original parts)
- 05
Service: maintenance, repair, retrofit, remote diagnostics and remote
- 06
Training, process optimization and production support
Processes & Grinding Media
Single-disk and double-disk surface grinding (DISKUS grinding)
The company's core process for high stock removal rates combined with precision on plane-parallel components.
Superabrasive grinding media
Through NAXOS-DISKUS, conventional and superabrasive grinding media and tools matched to the machine program are offered.
Locations
Dietzenbach
DEHeadquarters / service
- Materials
- Grinding media (conventional, superabrasive)
- Double-disk surface grinding machines (over 2,000 in the field)
- IONIC grinding machines
Machines & Assemblies
Inside the production
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single-disk surface grinding (DISKUS grinding)Machining | – | – | – | – | – |
| Double-disk surface grinding (double-sided grinding)Machining | – | – | – | – | – |
| Maintenance, repair and retrofit of grinding machinesEngineering | – | – | – | – | – |
| Remote diagnostics and remote maintenance (grinding machines, electrical components and software)Engineering | – | – | – | – | – |
| Training, process optimization and production support in double-disk grindingEngineering | – | – | – | – | – |
2 Anlagen & Maschinen
| Machine | Manufacturer / model | Quantity | Working area | Year built | Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Double-disk surface grinding machine | DISKUS WERKE | over 2,000 | – | – | Dietzenbach |
| Grinding machine | DISKUS WERKE IONIC | – | – | – | Dietzenbach |
Additional services
History
- 1911
Founding of DISKUS WERKE in Frankfurt am Main by Dr.-Ing. Carl Krug; specialization in single-disk and double-disk surface grinding (DISKUS grinding)
- 2005
Profit and loss transfer agreement with Diskus Werke Frankfurt am Main AG (15.11.2005)
- 2010
DISKUS GROUP increases revenue to 116 million EUR (prior year 104 million EUR), EBIT 5.5 million EUR
- 2011
Annual general meeting confirms strategy; record order intake in the first half-year