Vosseler: Precision in Metal Forming since 1948
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
1996
VOSSELER Presswerkzeuge GmbH is founded at the Aldingen site, at that time under the name of WZT.
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.