GRESSEL Blog: Everything to do with clamping technology.
In our GRESSEL Blog we present you weekly interesting articles about workpiece clamping technology, GRESSEL products in practice, milling machine automation and exciting company information.
Machining (as if) on rails
At the headquarters of the Pharma Liquid division in Crailsheim, the Syntegon Group develops and manufactures high-quality, bespoke solutions for the sterile filling of liquid and powdered pharmaceuticals. The mechanical engineering department recently implemented a clamping concept from Gressel for the production of associated A-parts, thereby significantly reducing set-up times.
Competitive as a one-man business: GRESSEL clamping systems make it possible
The pressure to innovate, the highest standards of precision and international competition: how can a one-man business remain competitive in today’s world?
Workpiece clamping at the next level
From 5-axis clamps to R-C2 automation: SLZ relies on GRESSEL for flexible, precise and automated workpiece clamping.
Single clamping or multiple clamping on the milling machine – when is which option worthwhile?
In modern machining, it is not only the machine that determines success, but above all the right clamping strategy. One of the key questions here is: Single clamping or multiple clamping?
Profitable multiplication of a manufacturing concept
In 2017, Rohde & Schwarz implemented a chained production line for the automated milling of aluminium parts at its Teisnach site. After several sister plants were implemented in the following years, the first plant has now been expanded to include automated raw part handling. Gressel has been a partner for workpiece clamping technology throughout all these years.
Modular approach to achieving your goal: VITRONIC combines Zero Point and SC5X for maximum flexibility
VITRONIC is one of the world's leading companies for industrial image processing. In 2019, VITRONIC purchased a new Alzmetall GS 800 5-axis machine, which will mainly be used to process prototypes and small series. Short set-up times and clamping devices with excellent accessibility were important factors for Darius Adamski.






