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Development and installation of automated sewing stations and CNC pattern sewing machines for the sewing industry.

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Konrad Busche GmbH & Co. KG

Stuttgart · Albstadt-Ebingen · Hamburg · Nuremberg · Mönchengladbach · Stockstadt/Main · Thum · Valley · Rakovski (BG) · Albesti, Jud. Mures (RO)New on Amplifa

1950Founded
51–200Employees
10Locations in DE, BG and RO
2021Stitches per minute (up to)

About Busche

Konrad Busche GmbH & Co. KG is a family-owned company based in Stuttgart since 1950, specializing in industrial sewing technology. The company develops highly automated sewing stations and Industry 4.0 workstations in-house and installs them on-site at the customer's premises. Its product range includes CNC pattern sewing machines of the Juki AMS series (AMS-210, AMS-221, AMS-224, AMS-251) as well as solutions for lockstitch and chainstitch sewing. Materials processed include textiles, technical textiles, leather and airbag fabric; in addition, Busche offers ultrasonic welding technology, pressing machines, DC motors, and the distribution of spare parts and accessories from manufacturers such as Juki, Yamato, Maier Unitas, AMF-Reece and Merrow. Its business activities also include consulting and process optimization, the Yamato export wholesale business based in Hamburg, and used machinery. Customers are found in the automotive industry, the apparel industry, technical textiles and the lingerie/underwear sector. With its headquarters in Stuttgart, several branches in Germany and subsidiaries in Bulgaria and Romania, the company supplies customers across Europe and worldwide.

Site
Stuttgart
Processes
Industrial textile sewing (sewing stations), Lockstitch sewing, Chainstitch sewing, CNC sewing with pattern sewing machines (AMS series), Ultrasonic welding technology, Development of automated sewing stations, On-site installation, Wholesale (Yamato Export)
Materials
Textiles, Technical Textiles, Leather, Airbag Fabric, Ultrasonic Welding Technology
Founded
1950
Employees
51–200
Industries
Automotive, Apparel, Technical Textiles, Lingerie/Underwear
  1. 01

    Consulting and process analysis

  2. 02

    In-house development of the sewing station

  3. 03

    On-site installation at the customer

  4. 04

    Distribution of spare parts and accessories

  5. 05

    Wholesale Yamato Export

Materials and Processes

TXT

Textiles

Base material for industrial lockstitch and chainstitch sewing.

TTX

Technical Textiles

Used in automated sewing stations for technical applications.

LEA

Leather

Processed, among other things, on CNC pattern sewing machines of the AMS series.

ABG

Airbag Fabric

Machined on CNC sewing lines such as the KBAutoDAB Line for airbag sewing.

USW

Ultrasonic Welding Technology

Joining process for plastics and textiles without sewing thread.

Locations

Stuttgart

DE

Headquarters

Materials
Textiles, technical textiles, leather, airbag fabric
  • Juki CNC pattern sewing machine AMS-210
  • Juki CNC pattern sewing machine AMS-221
  • Juki CNC pattern sewing machine AMS-224
  • Juki CNC pattern sewing machine AMS-251
  • CNC sewing line KBAutoDAB Line

Albstadt-Ebingen

DE

Branch

Hamburg

DE

Branch / Yamato Export

  • Yamato industrial sewing machines

Nuremberg

DE

Branch

Mönchengladbach

DE

Branch

Stockstadt/Main

DE

Branch

Thum

DE

Branch

Valley

DE

Branch

Rakovski

BG

Subsidiary

Albesti, Jud. Mures

RO

Subsidiary

Industries

AutomotiveApparelTechnical TextilesLingerie/Underwear

Processes & technical limits

ProcessesToleranceMax. partWeightLot sizeMaterials
Industrial textile sewing (sewing stations)Joining––––Textiles, technical textiles
Lockstitch sewingJoining––––Textiles
Chainstitch sewingJoining––––Textiles
CNC sewing with pattern sewing machines (AMS series)Joining––––Airbag fabric, Car seat covers, Leather
Ultrasonic welding technologyJoining––––Plastics, Textiles

11 Anlagen & Maschinen

MachineManufacturer / modelQuantityWorking areaYear builtSite
CNC pattern sewing machineJuki AMS-210–––Stuttgart
CNC pattern sewing machineJuki AMS-221–––Stuttgart
CNC pattern sewing machineJuki AMS-224–––Stuttgart
CNC pattern sewing machineJuki AMS-251–––Stuttgart
Sewing machineDA195–––Stuttgart
CNC airbag sewing lineKBAutoDAB Line–––Stuttgart
Industrial sewing machinesYamato–––Hamburg
Pressing machinesMaier Unitas––––
Sewing/stitching machinesAMF-Reece––––
Ultrasonic welding technology–––––
Sewing machinesMerrow––––

Additional services

Development of automated sewing stationsOn-site installationWholesale (Yamato Export)Distribution of spare parts and accessories (Juki, Yamato, Maier Unitas, AMF-Reece, Merrow andConsulting/Process optimizationUsed machineryUltrasonic welding technologyDC motorsVariomaticControl technologyPressing/Ironing

History

  1. 1950

    Founded by Konrad Busche in Stuttgart; originating from a small workshop for sewing technology.

  2. 2025

    More than 75 years in the market with a specialization in textile sewing.

  3. 2026

    Transfer of the Gütersloh site (automotive division) to Brother Internationale Industriemaschinen GmbH effective 01.01.2026 via asset deal; focus on textile sewing with headquarters in Stuttgart.

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