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Investing in the Future

Overall view of the new final inspection system for crankshafts with Hoeckle branding

With a new final inspection machine for crankshafts, Hoeckle Austria GmbH is investing in the further development of its manufacturing operations. The machine brings together several steps in a fully automated sequence, strengthening a key part of our process chain.

Automated processes for demanding requirements.

At Hoeckle, precision manufacturing and careful inspection go hand in hand. With the new system, we are aligning final inspection with the quality requirements customers place on demanding crankshaft applications today. The focus is on bringing our in-house operations to a reliable conclusion.

Bringing several steps together in a fully automated sequence provides the basis for a clearly structured process. The new technology is intended to help us consistently meet demanding requirements in day-to-day manufacturing and further develop quality assurance in a focused way. Final inspection therefore has an integral role in the technical development of our production operations.

Crankshaft in the fixture of the new final inspection system
Inside the system: a crankshaft in the final inspection fixture.

Our expertise stays in-house.

A particular advantage of Hoeckle is the ability to carry out all manufacturing steps in-house. Experience in machining, working with the material and inspection is brought together at one site. The new final inspection machine complements this depth of in-house manufacturing and combines modern equipment with our understanding of the component.

Automation and our employees’ knowledge go hand in hand. Our technical understanding of crankshafts, processes and customer requirements guides the use of the new machine. This investment also helps us develop the way individual steps within our manufacturing operations work together.

Setting the course for tomorrow.

For Hoeckle Austria GmbH, this acquisition reflects a clear commitment: we want to continually develop our capabilities and establish the foundations for demanding projects. Investment in modern technology is an essential part of this approach, particularly where precision and reliable quality are required.

With the new final inspection machine, we are taking another step towards the future of our Langenegg site. Our aim remains to combine in-house manufacturing expertise with up-to-date technology and develop alongside our customers’ requirements.

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