
Special-purpose machinery: conveyor systems, process buffers and battery systems for unit-load material flow and e-mobility

JR-Systemtechnik GmbH
Villach (Zauchen), Carinthia · Wiesenfelden (sales partner DE)New on Amplifa
About JR-Systemtechnik
JR-Systemtechnik GmbH develops and produces turnkey automation solutions in the field of conveyor technology and special-purpose machinery. The portfolio includes accumulation-capable conveyor systems for workpiece carriers, process buffers and sorting storage systems, customised intralogistics solutions as well as the linking of complete packaging lines. The core segment is battery systems and cell feeding systems for prismatic and round battery cells – from cell loading and testing procedures through to stacking, including semi-automated and manual battery systems. The systems handle a wide range of unit loads, from packaged foodstuffs to battery cells and camshafts. Founded in 1997 in Villach, the company with 11–50 employees has been based on its company premises in Zauchen, Carinthia, since 2002 and serves customers including those in the automotive and e-mobility sectors, food and packaging technology, and special-purpose machinery, most recently also internationally.
- Site
- Villach
- Processes
- Conveyor systems for unit loads (workpiece carriers, linking of packaging lines), Process buffers / buffer and storage towers / sorting storage systems, Intralogistics solutions (customised), Special-purpose machinery, Assembly (turnkey automation solutions, plant engineering), Conveyor systems for workpiece carriers, Process buffers / sorting storage systems, Intralogistics solutions
- Materials
- Conveyor technology for unit loads, Process buffers / sorting storage systems, Battery systems & cell feeding systems, Intralogistics solutions
- Founded
- 1997
- Employees
- 11–50
- Industries
- Automotive, E-mobility / Battery cells, Food and packaging technology, Special-purpose machinery / Unit-load material flow
- 01
Engineering / Design
- 02
Special-purpose machinery
- 03
Assembly
- 04
Commissioning & Linking
Solutions & Processes
Conveyor technology for unit loads
Accumulation-capable conveyor systems for workpiece carriers and linking of packaging lines.
Process buffers / sorting storage systems
Non-contact, takt-independent buffering and sort-pure storage of unit loads, including buffer and storage towers for medium to heavy unit loads.
Battery systems & cell feeding systems
Automated cell loading, testing procedures and stacking for prismatic and round battery cells.
Intralogistics solutions
Customised material flow solutions for complex components such as camshafts.
Locations

Villach (Zauchen)
ATHeadquarters / Production site
- Materials
- Steel, aluminium (plant engineering)
- Assembly halls for special-purpose machinery and plant engineering
Wiesenfelden
DESales partner Germany (MCW-Systemtechnik GmbH)
Systems & Equipment



Inside the production


Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Conveyor systems for unit loads (workpiece carriers, linking of packaging lines)Assembly | – | – | – | – | – |
| Process buffers / buffer and storage towers / sorting storage systemsAssembly | – | – | heavy unit loads (no specification) | – | – |
| Intralogistics solutions (customised)Assembly | – | – | – | – | – |
| Assembly | – | – | – | – | Battery cells (round cells, prismatic cells) |
| Special-purpose machineryEngineering | – | – | – | – | – |
| Assembly (turnkey automation solutions, plant engineering)Assembly | – | – | – | – | – |
Additional services
Reference customers
History
- 1997
Founded by Robert Janeschitz in Villach, Carinthia
- 1998
First packaging line for Rauscher Consumer Products
- 1999
Entry into the automotive industry with conveyor systems and special machines
- 2000
First cooling tower for processed cheese for WOERLE
- 2002
Move to the company premises in Zauchen, Carinthia
- 2004
First international order in Saudi Arabia
- 2005–2007
Projects in Ukraine and Russia, later withdrawal
- 2016
Entry into e-mobility: system solutions for battery module production