Vosseler: Precision in Metal Forming since 1948

Vosseler stands for industrial excellence in metal forming. With over 150 employees, a state-of-the-art press shop, and end-to-end digitalized processes, we are among the leading providers of high-precision metal forming solutions—from concept to full series production.

What sets us apart

  • Compelling value for money – cost-effective solutions without compromising precision or stability.

  • Quality & reliability – reproducible results, validated processes, and on-time delivery performance.

  • Early integration, fewer corrections – we align design, toolmaking, and manufacturing to ensure producible parts, stable processes, and faster ramp-up.

  • Supply chain excellence – integrated planning, transparent inventories, and seamless links to your logistics.

Engineering, Toolmaking, Series Production Expertise

Our in-house engineering and innovative toolmaking enable customer-specific solutions even for complex geometries—fast, scalable, and process-secure. Our scope ranges from rapid prototyping and initial sampling through to high-volume production, including process and inspection concepts. The result: an optimal, low-risk entry into your series production.

Technology that delivers an edge

A modern machine park, automated feeding and inspection systems, and data-driven process monitoring ensure consistent quality at maximum efficiency. We standardize where it makes sense—and individualize where it matters. The outcome is solutions that are technically convincing and economically sustainable.

Redundancy & Delivery Assurance – Smartly Implemented

Through a modular, multi-configured machine park we have created true manufacturing redundancy within a single plant. Critical processes, tools, and gauges are mirrored; lines are multi-lane planned; teams are cross-trained; and material flows run across multiple independent paths. Our production planning and control (PPC) system dynamically allocates capacity, prioritizes orders in real time, and switches to alternative machines when required.
Result: maximum supply security, short response times, and stable delivery performance—without friction losses.

Your advantages

  • Shorter time-to-market through integrated engineering

  • Process-capable quality over the entire lifecycle

  • Predictable costs through efficient series production

  • Highest availability thanks to redundant production capacity

Vosseler unites engineering expertise with manufacturing depth. Let’s talk about how we can make your parts economical, robust, and ready for series production.

The Aldingen Site

Aldingen is the core of the Vosseler Group: it is home to Vosseler GmbH and Vosseler Presswerkzeuge GmbH, including central corporate functions and production. Our modular, multi-configured machinery provides full manufacturing redundancy within a single plant. Critical process steps, tools, and gauges are available in duplicate, lines are engineered in parallel, and teams are cross-skilled. The result: maximum equipment availability, rapid response capability, and consistently reliable delivery performance.

History

1948

Gotthold and Heinz Vosseler found the company of Vosseler in the Baden-Württemberg town of Aldingen, primarily to manufacture nuts, machined on automatic lathes. In 1955, the company acquired its first HATEBUR single-stroke press. This enables cold-formed nuts to be produced.

Vosseler - Gebäudeansicht 1950

1962

The first cross conveyor press, made by NATIONAL, enters service to produce cold-formed pressed parts.

1966

Vosseler starts to produce union nuts in accordance with DIN 3870.

Vosseler - Fertigungsmaschine 1960

1969

To extend the product range to larger dimensions, Vosseler co-founds VHW-Presswerk, a company in which it has a 50% holding, for the manufacture of hot-formed parts.

Vosseler - Mitarbeiter 1950

70s & 80s

The company acquires several cross conveyor presses for the manufacture of formed parts and union nuts. To enable us to supply our customers with large formed parts in turnkey condition, big investments were made in secondary processing machinery.

Vosseler - Maschinenhalle 1970

1990

The company invests in several HATEBUR presses for the production of complex extrusion press components.

1992

To further extend production capacity, VOSSELER Umformtechnik GmbH is established in Hildburghausen, a town in Thuringia.

Vosseler - Werk Hildburghausen 1992

1996

VOSSELER Presswerkzeuge GmbH is founded at the Aldingen site, at that time under the name of WZT.

Vosseler - Werk Aldingen 1996

2000 to now

Further investments were made in forming machines, final machining equipment, a washing system and in automation.

Today, the Vosseler Group is an innovative SME with more than 150 employees, comprising VOSSELER GmbH and VOSSELER Presswerkzeuge GmbH in the Baden-Württemberg town of Aldingen.

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