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Machining, welding and steel construction as well as special machinery, jig and apparatus construction from Ginsheim-Gustavsburg

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HESSDÖRFER GmbH Sondermaschinen, Vorrichtungs- und Apparatebau

Ginsheim-Gustavsburg · GermanyNew on Amplifa

1947Founded
11–50Employees
GmbHLegal form
HRB 53485, AG DarmstadtCommercial register
up to 6000 kgWelded parts

About Hessdörfer GmbH

Hessdörfer GmbH is a metalworking family business in Ginsheim-Gustavsburg, founded in 1947 and now run by the fourth generation. Its range of services covers CNC machining, prototype construction as well as special machinery, jig and apparatus construction, including complete solutions in production and assembly. Manufacturing capabilities include flame cutting of structural steel up to 180 mm sheet thickness, sawing up to 350 mm diameter, welding of St37 to St52 up to 6000 kg, turning up to 800 x 4000 mm, planing up to 4000 x 2070 x 1000 mm, milling and 3D CNC milling up to 1100 x 360 x 400 mm and 1000 x 700 x 750 mm respectively, as well as boring mills up to 2200 x 1600 mm. Customers come from mechanical engineering, the automotive industry, the paper industry and plant engineering, including Adam Opel AG, SCA, Parker-Hannifin, Hörmann, MT Mechatronics and Voith Paper. The company is certified to DIN EN ISO 9001 and has been serving its customers for over 60 years in the fields of mechanical engineering, jigs and plant construction.

Site
Ginsheim-Gustavsburg
Processes
Flame cutting (oxy-fuel/flame cutting) of structural steel, Sawing, Welding St37 – St52, Turning, Planing, Milling, Boring mill, 3D CNC milling
Materials
Structural steel, St37, St52, St37 (structural steel), St52 (structural steel)
Certificates
DIN EN ISO 9001, ISO 9001
Founded
1947
Industries
Mechanical engineering, Automotive industry, Paper industry, Plant engineering
  1. 01

    Sawing / Flame cutting

  2. 02

    CNC turning

  3. 03

    CNC / 3D milling

  4. 04

    Planing

  5. 05

    Boring mill

  6. 06

    Welding

  7. 07

    Assembly / Sub-assembly manufacturing

Materials & Processes

St37

St37 (structural steel)

Structural steel for welded constructions and steel construction up to 6000 kg component weight.

St52

St52 (structural steel)

High-strength structural steel for load-bearing assemblies in welding and steel construction.

Stahl

Structural steel

Material for flame-cut parts up to 180 mm sheet thickness as well as machining and jig construction.

Locations

Ginsheim-Gustavsburg

DE

Headquarters and production

Part weight / size
Welded assemblies up to 6000 kg
Materials
Structural steel (St37, St52)
  • CNC lathes (up to Ø 800 x 4000 mm)
  • CNC milling machines (up to 1100 x 360 x 400 mm)
  • 3D CNC milling machines (up to 1000 x 700 x 750 mm)
  • Planing machine (4000 x 2070 x 1000 mm)
  • Boring mill (2200 x 1600 mm)
  • Sawing machine (Ø up to 350 mm)
  • Welding system
  • Flame cutting system (structural steel up to 180 mm)

Industries

Mechanical engineeringAutomotive industryPaper industryPlant engineering

Processes & technical limits

ProcessesToleranceMax. partWeightLot sizeMaterials
Flame cutting (oxy-fuel/flame cutting) of structural steelForming–180 mm (sheet thickness)––Structural steel
SawingMachining–Diameter up to 350 mm––Metal
Welding St37 – St52Joining––6000 kg–St37, St52
TurningMachining–4000 mm × 800 mm (diameter)––Metal
PlaningMachining–4000 mm × 2070 mm × 1000 mm––Metal
MillingMachining–1100 mm × 360 mm × 400 mm––Metal
Boring millMachining–2200 mm × 1600 mm––Metal
3D CNC millingMachining–1000 mm × 700 mm × 750 mm––Metal
CNC machining and prototype constructionMachining––––Metal
Complete solutions in production and assemblyAssembly––––Metal
Manufacture of individual assemblies and single partsAssembly––––Metal
Special machinery constructionEngineering––––Metal
Jig and fixture constructionEngineering––––Metal
Apparatus constructionEngineering––––Metal

7 Anlagen & Maschinen

MachineManufacturer / modelQuantityWorking areaYear builtSite
CNC milling machine––3D CNC milling format 1000 x 700 x 750 mm; milling format 1100 x 360 x 400 mm–Ginsheim-Gustavsburg
Lathe (CNC)––Diameter 800 mm x length 4000 mm–Ginsheim-Gustavsburg
Planing machine––Format 4000 x 2070 x 1000 mm–Ginsheim-Gustavsburg
Boring mill––Format 2200 x 1600 mm–Ginsheim-Gustavsburg
Sawing machine––Diameter up to 350 mm–Ginsheim-Gustavsburg
Welding system––––Ginsheim-Gustavsburg
Flame cutting system (oxy-fuel cutting system)––Structural steel up to 180 mm–Ginsheim-Gustavsburg

Additional services

CNC machiningPrototype constructionSpecial machinery constructionJig and fixture constructionApparatus constructionMechanical engineeringFlame cutting (structural steel up to 180 mm)Sawing (up to 350 mm diameter)Welding (St37–St52 up to 6000 kg)Turning (up to 800 x 4000 mm)Planing (up to 4000 x 2070 x 1000 mm)Milling (up to 1100 x 360 x 400 mm)Boring mill (up to 2200 x 1600 mm)3D CNC milling (up to 1000 x 700 x 750 mm)Complete solutions in production and assemblyManufacture of assemblies and individual parts

Reference customers

Adam Opel AG (all plants)SCA (Mainz-Kostheim and Mannheim)Parker-Hannifin (Cologne)Hörmann (Gustavsburg)MT Mechatronics (Mainz)Voith Paper (Heidenheim)FordBMWVolvoLinde

Quality

Hessdörfer GmbH is a metalworking company certified to DIN EN ISO 9001 and manufactures components and assemblies according to defined design data (including VDA, IGES).

EvidenceGinsheim-Gustavsburg
ISO 9001

Company History

  1. 1947

    Registration of the company Johann Hessdörfer in the commercial register on 31.01.1947; operation with two employees, initially repairing steamships and steam boilers.

  2. 1950

    First orders from Adam Opel AG, workforce grows to seven employees; later customers such as Ford, BMW, Volvo and Linde.

  3. 1958–1960

    Construction of three production halls on a 5,000 sqm site in the Ginsheim-Gustavsburg industrial area.

  4. 1992

    After the founder's death, continuation as a community of heirs (GdbR); management by Erich Hessdörfer.

  5. 1994

    Transfer of the business shares from Elisabeth Hessdörfer to her four children.

  6. 1995

    Renaming to Hessdörfer GmbH with two shareholders; modernization with CNC milling machines and lathes.

  7. 2003

    Peter Hessdörfer bought both companies on 31.10.2003 and took over the shareholder position.

  8. 2014

    After the death of Peter Hessdörfer, his son Kay-Peter Hück took over the management.

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