3 Companies in Deizisau

ibb technische Dokumentation & Grafik GmbH & Co. KG is a technical communication service provider based in Deizisau, Germany, established in 1977. The company began with spare parts documentation for automotive, commercial vehicle and bus manufacturers and now covers multiple areas of technical communication. Its services include spare parts catalogues; assembly, operating, maintenance and repair manuals; hazard analyses; and translations. Technical graphics work encompasses exploded and perspective views, photorealistic 3D renderings, block and section drawings, circuit and wiring diagrams, infographics, icons and pictograms. The firm also produces language-neutral quick start guides using purely graphic instructions and technical marketing visuals. Its team of 10-19 employees works with Adobe Creative Cloud, Creo Illustrate, IsoDraw CADProcess and Cinema 4D.

Hala Dichtungen und Isolierteile GmbH & Co. KG, headquartered in Deizisau, Germany, traces its origins to 1919, when Hans Langguth founded a flat seal business. The company now supplies integrated system solutions for thermal management, thermal interface materials, and sealing and insulation technology. Its offering combines thermally conductive materials, THERMACORE thermal management products, insulation films and sealing materials, and fastening management. Services cover consulting, engineering, product design-in, material processing and delivery, managed as a process-oriented flow from project start to completion. The firm has grown into a leading provider in sealing and insulation technology.

Keusch GmbH, founded in 1981 and based in Deizisau, Germany, is a development service provider specializing in external product development. The company has completed more than 3,500 projects and holds over 250 patents. It supports industrial firms and private investors across the full development cycle, from concept and feasibility studies through functional prototypes to series approval, covering both mechanical and mechatronic disciplines. The development approach is function- and cost-driven, integrating functional safety and cost certainty from the outset to reduce development risks and avoid costly design iterations. Cross-industry expertise spans industrial technology, device construction, machinery and plant engineering, robotics, medical technology, and sanitary and building technology. The interdisciplinary team includes mechanical engineers, mechatronics engineers, electronics engineers, and computer scientists. Reference clients include Festo, Bosch, Leuze, Blum, Kärcher, Leifheit, Homag, and ebm-papst.