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CNC turning and milling machines as well as special machines for medium-sized and large workpieces made of metal and composite materials

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Heyligenstaedt Werkzeugmaschinen GmbH

Gießen · GermanyNew on Amplifa

1876Founded
51–200Employees
Turning lengths up to 8000 mm, swingComponent size Heynumat series
Gießen, Wilhelmstraße 119Location

About Heyligenstaedt

Heyligenstaedt Werkzeugmaschinen GmbH is a German machine tool manufacturer based in Gießen (Hesse), whose tradition dates back to 1876. The company designs and manufactures CNC lathes of the Heynumat series, CNC milling machines and machining centers (Heynumill), forming machines (Heynuform), and special machines for machining medium-sized and large workpieces made of metal and composite materials. In addition to machine building, Heyligenstaedt offers contract manufacturing, including CNC turning, CNC milling, and drilling, as well as retrofit and modernization of machine tools. Customer industries include mechanical engineering, metal processing, the automotive industry, and aerospace (including turbine disks). The company also holds the exclusive product rights to Ravensburg CNC lathes and Hermann Kolb machining centers. A spare parts service, a service hotline, and comprehensive service complete the offering.

Site
Gießen
Processes
CNC turning, CNC milling, Drilling, Contract manufacturing (production of medium-sized and large workpieces), Pinning and screwing, Grinding, Painting, Retrofit/Modernization of machine tools
Materials
Metal, Composite materials, Aluminium
Certificates
DIN EN ISO 9001:2015, ISO 9001
Founded
1876
Employees
51–200
Industries
Mechanical engineering, Metal processing, Automotive industry, Aerospace (turbine disks), Railways (historical)
  1. 01

    Design

  2. 02

    CNC turning

  3. 03

    CNC milling

  4. 04

    Drilling

  5. 05

    Grinding

  6. 06

    Assembly

  7. 07

    Retrofit/Modernization

  8. 08

    Sales and Service

Materials and Processes

Metall

Metal

Base material for CNC turning, milling, and drilling of medium-sized and large workpieces.

Verbundstoffe

Composite materials

Machining of composite materials on turning and milling machines.

Aluminium

Aluminium

E.g., production of test frames for research projects through CNC milling, pinning, screwing, grinding, and painting.

Locations

Standort Gießen

Gießen

DE

Headquarters and plant: design, manufacture, modernization, and sale of CNC turning and milling machines as well as

Part weight / size
Workpieces of medium and large dimensions
Materials
Metal, composite materials, aluminium
  • Heynumat HN 21 (turning length 1000–6500 mm, swing diameter over bed 720 mm, 72 kW)
  • Heynumat HN 25 (turning length 1000–8000 mm, swing diameter over bed 890 mm)
  • Heynumat HN 46 (turning length 1000–6500 mm, swing diameter over bed 1050/1400 mm)
  • Heynuturn CNC lathe
  • Heynumill machining center
  • Heynuform forming machine
  • Ravensburg CNC lathes
  • Hermann Kolb machining centers
  • Siemens Sinumerik ONE CNC control

Components

Large workpiece on Heynumat HN 46 L
Large workpiece on Heynumat HN 46 LCNC turning · Mechanical engineering
Workpiece on Heynuturn
Workpiece on HeynuturnCNC turning · Metal processing
Machining on Heynumill 5
Machining on Heynumill 5CNC milling · Mechanical engineering

Inside the production

Logo Heyligenstaedt Werkzeugmaschinen GmbH
Logo Heyligenstaedt Werkzeugmaschinen GmbH
Heynumill S/XL MC machining center
Heynumill S/XL MC machining center
Heynuform forming machine
Heynuform forming machine
Louis Heyligenstaedt, company founder
Louis Heyligenstaedt, company founder
ISO 9001:2015 certificate
ISO 9001:2015 certificate

Industries

Mechanical engineeringMetal processingAutomotive industryAerospace (turbine disks)Railways (historical)

Processes & technical limits

ProcessesToleranceMax. partWeightLot sizeMaterials
CNC turningMachining––––Metal, Composite materials
CNC millingMachining––––Metal, Composite materials
DrillingMachining––––Metal, Composite materials
Contract manufacturing (production of medium-sized and large workpieces)Machining––––Metal, Composite materials
Pinning and screwingJoining––––Aluminium
GrindingMachining––––Aluminium
PaintingSurface treatment––––Aluminium
Retrofit/Modernization of machine toolsEngineering–––––
Design, manufacture, and sale of CNC turning and milling machines as well as special machinesEngineering–––––

9 Anlagen & Maschinen

MachineManufacturer / modelQuantityWorking areaYear builtSite
Heynumat HN 21 CNC latheHeyligenstaedt HN 21–Turning length 1000-6500 mm, swing diameter over bed 720 mm–Gießen
Heynumat HN 25 CNC latheHeyligenstaedt HN 25–Turning length 1000-8000 mm, swing diameter over bed 890 mm–Gießen
Heynumat HN 46 CNC latheHeyligenstaedt HN 46–Turning length 1000-6500 mm, swing diameter over bed 1050 mm (1400)–Gießen
CNC lathe (Heynuturn)Heyligenstaedt Heynuturn–––Gießen
CNC milling machine/machining center (Heynumill)Heyligenstaedt Heynumill–––Gießen
Forming machine (Heynuform)Heyligenstaedt Heynuform–––Gießen
Special machines (Heynumat)Heyligenstaedt Heynumat–––Gießen
Ravensburg CNC lathesRavensburg–––Gießen
Machining centersHermann Kolb–––Gießen

Additional services

DesignManufacture of CNC turning and milling machines as well as special machinesModernization/RetrofitSalesContract manufacturingSpare parts serviceService hotlineService

Quality

Heyligenstaedt is certified to DIN EN ISO 9001:2015 (TÜV NORD); the scope of the certificate covers the design, manufacture, modernization, and sale of CNC turning and milling machines as well as special machines.

EvidenceGießen
ISO 9001

History

  1. 1876

    Founding of the Heyligenstaedt & Comp. Werkzeugmaschinenfabrik by Louis Heyligenstaedt and Alexander Sartorius in Gießen; initially drilling machines, later bending machines, shears, presses, and lathes.

  2. 1891

    Workforce grown to 300 employees.

  3. 1901

    100,000th machine delivered, workforce of 500.

  4. 1911

    Conversion into a stock corporation (Heyligenstaedt & Comp. Werkzeugmaschinen und Eisengießerei AG).

  5. 1930

    Insolvency; only 40 employees remaining by 1932.

  6. 1933

    Company deregistered commercially; bankruptcy estate auctioned off to Ludwig Rinn.

  7. 1934

    Refounding as Heyligenstaedt & Comp. Werkzeug Maschinenfabrik GmbH by Ludwig Rinn with Dietrich Fahlenkamp.

  8. 1937

    Probe-controlled tracer milling machine presented.

  9. 1944

    Number of employees exceeded 1,150 during wartime production.

  10. 1945

    Plant occupied by American troops; production resumed soon after the end of the war.

  11. 1957

    Back to 1,000 employees; export share of up to 58%.

  12. 1973

    Johann Maas departed; successors Hans Maas and Jürgen Rinn.

  13. 1985

    Rinn & Cloos AG sold 75% of its shares (the remainder in 1986) to the Korean group Tong Il.

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