Contract manufacturing of turned and milled parts made of steel, non-ferrous metals and plastics as single and series parts to drawing.
Fertigungstechnik Müller GmbH
Markt 11, 07426 Königsee-Rottenbach · Manufacturing and assembly hall Königsee (2019)New on Amplifa
Contract manufacturing in its third generation
Fertigungstechnik Müller GmbH from Königsee-Rottenbach in Thuringia produces prismatic and rotationally symmetric products made of steel, non-ferrous metals and plastics using machining processes. Single and series parts are manufactured to order based on technical drawings, part-describing documents or sample templates. CNC lathes with driven tools and tailstock cover diameter ranges from 10 to 300 mm; shaft parts are manufactured up to 700 mm in length. Machining centers with up to 5 axes have travel ranges of 600 x 450 x 425 mm. A focus lies in the machining of sawn blanks as well as cast, sintered and forged raw parts as manual load-in or chuck parts; for certain part families, automated bar loading and pallet feeding are possible. Delivery is made heat-treated, hardened, ground, surface-finished and corrosion-protected, and on request as an assembled component. Customers come from mechanical engineering, the power tool industry, medical technology, automotive engineering, optics, precision mechanics and fluid technology. The company, founded in 1947 and owner-managed as a family business, is run in its third generation by Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Jörg Müller and employs around 30 staff.
- Site
- Königsee-Rottenbach
- Processes
- Turning (rotationally symmetric products), Milling (prismatic products, machining centers up to 5 axes), Machining of sawn blanks, cast, sintered or forged raw parts, Assembly (supply of parts or assembled components), Delivery heat-treated / hardened / ground / surface-finished / corrosion-protected, Surface finishing / corrosion protection (outsourced service), Grinding, CNC turning (Ø 10–300 mm, shafts up to 700 mm in length)
- Materials
- Steel, Non-ferrous metal, Plastic, Cast raw parts, Sintered raw parts, Forged raw parts
- Certificates
- ISO 9001:2008, ISO 9001
- Founded
- 1947
- Employees
- ca. 30
- Industries
- Mechanical engineering, Power tool industry, Medical technology, Automotive engineering, Optics, Precision mechanics
- 01
Sawn blanks
- 02
CNC turning
- 03
CNC milling (up to 5 axes)
- 04
Grinding
- 05
Heat treatment (brokered)
- 06
Surface finishing / corrosion protection (brokered)
- 07
Assembly
- 08
Packaging according to customer requirements
Materials and processes
Steel
Main material for turned and milled parts as sawn blanks, cast, sintered or forged raw parts.
Non-ferrous metal
Non-ferrous metals for rotationally symmetric and prismatic precision parts.
Plastic
Machining of plastic raw parts for technical applications.
Cast raw parts
Finish machining of cast raw parts as load-in or chuck parts.
Sintered raw parts
Machining of sintered raw parts to customer specification.
Forged raw parts
Machining of forged parts as raw part basis for single and series production.
Locations
Königsee-Rottenbach (Markt 11)
DEProduction facility & administration
- Lot size
- Single parts to series parts
- Materials
- Steel, non-ferrous metals, plastics, cast, sintered and forged raw parts
- CNC lathes with driven tools and tailstock (Ø 10–300 mm, shafts up to 700 mm)
- CNC machining centers up to 5 axes (600 x 450 x 425 mm)
- automated bar loading / pallet feeding
- measuring section
Königsee (newly built hall)
DEManufacturing and assembly hall
- Lot size
- Single parts to series parts
Components
Inside the production
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Turning (rotationally symmetric products)Machining | – | 700 mm (shaft parts) | – | Single parts – Series parts | Steel, Non-ferrous metal, Plastic |
| Milling (prismatic products, machining centers up to 5 axes)Machining | – | 600 mm × 450 mm × 425 mm | – | Single parts – Series parts | Steel, Non-ferrous metal, Plastic |
| Machining of sawn blanks, cast, sintered or forged raw partsMachining | – | – | – | – | Steel, Non-ferrous metal, Plastic, Cast, Sintered, Forged parts |
| Assembly (supply of parts or assembled components)Assembly | – | – | – | – | – |
| Delivery heat-treated / hardened / ground / surface-finished / corrosion-protectedHeat treatment | – | – | – | – | – |
| Surface finishing / corrosion protection (outsourced service)Surface | – | – | – | – | – |
| GrindingMachining | – | – | – | – | – |
2 Anlagen & Maschinen
| Machine | Manufacturer / model | Quantity | Working area | Year built | Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CNC lathe with driven tools and tailstock | – | – | Diameter range 10 to 300 mm; shaft parts up to 700 mm in length | – | Königsee |
| CNC machining center (up to 5 axes) | – | – | Travel ranges 600 x 450 x 425 mm | – | Königsee |
Additional services
Reference customers
Quality management
Fertigungstechnik Müller GmbH is certified to DIN-ISO 9001:2008 and has an installed quality management system. Since 1991, production and measuring processes have been continuously developed through ongoing investment in modern CNC technology.
| Evidence | Königsee-Rottenbach (Markt 11) |
|---|---|
| ISO 9001 |
Company history
- 1947
Founded as a mechanical workshop by Werner Müller; repair of machines and mechanical assemblies, later production of own developments such as cold presses for vegetable oils.
- 1950er
Growth with regional commercial customers.
- 1966
Taken over by Klaus Müller (2nd generation); start of series production of turned and milled parts for the automotive and mechanical engineering sectors, up to 10 employees.
- 1986
Management taken over by Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Jörg Müller.
- 1990
Acquisition of new customers after the end of the GDR, supported by Karl E. Brinkmann GmbH in Barntrup.
- 1991
Start of sustained investment in modern CNC technology for production and the measuring section.
- 2001
Conversion into a GmbH (limited liability company).
- 2019
Construction of a new 158 m² production hall with 4 m of usable height, funded via the Thuringian Aufbaubank and EFRE.