TRUMPF Werkzeugmaschinen Teningen GmbH

Preparations for the construction of a new assembly hall started at the beginning of 2017. Many of the old halls were demolished to make room for a new storage facility as well as a modern production hall covering an area of 3,700 square meters. Tobias Oberle (general contractor for the building project, FREYLER), Reinhold Groß (Managing Director of TRUMPF Teningen at the time), Patricia Garcia (architect, FREYLER), Heinz-Rudolf Hagenacker (Mayor of Teningen), Joachim Saar (representative of the Mayor of Emmendingen) and Michael Fischer (plant manager of TRUMPF Teningen) met on 24 March 2017 for the symbolic ground-breaking ceremony.

After approximately one year of construction, the new storage facility, new offices as well as a modern production hall were opened on 20 June 2018. The hall houses the main assembly line of the bending machines and automation units for the laser tube-cutting machines manufactured on the site. TRUMPF invested close to seven million euros altogether. The symbolic opening ribbon was cut by Michael Fischer (plant manager of TRUMPF Teningen), Tobias Oberle (general contractor for the building project, FREYLER), Heinz-Rudolf Hagenacker (Mayor of Teningen), Christof Lehner (former managing director of TRUMPF Teningen), Joachim Saar (representative of the Mayor of Emmendingen) and Michael Kempf (project leader for the building project, FREYLER).