3 Companies in Finnentrop

ADCOS CNC Technik GmbH is a grinding and machine tool service provider located in Finnentrop, Germany, established in 1992. The company performs CNC coordinate grinding, cylindrical grinding, internal and external cylindrical grinding, contour grinding and stamp grinding. Its Finnentrop facility houses six Hauser coordinate grinding machines, including four Hauser S50 ADCOS CNC 800 units, one Hauser S35 HiCut, one Hauser S3 HiCut ADCOS CNC 800 and one Hauser S3 CNC311, handling workpieces up to 800 kg on a 1,000 x 860 mm table. Cylindrical grinding is carried out on a Studer S31 CNC machine for external and internal diameters and flat surfaces up to Ø350 mm and 1,000 mm length. Contract machining takes place in air-conditioned rooms under certified quality management. The firm also retrofits CNC and NC machines with the ADCOS CNC control system from ADCOS AG Switzerland, optionally adding current-generation drive motors, amplifiers and scales.

Thema Form- & Federntechnologie GmbH & Co. KG is a medium-sized, owner-managed family firm located in Finnentrop, Germany, established in 1977. It produces a broad assortment of spring steel components for machine and plant engineering customers worldwide. The product range covers compression, tension, special and heavy-duty springs; spring and rake tines; leg, double leg and torsion springs; wire bending parts; centering rings; and leaf springs together with stamped and band-bent components. Served sectors include agricultural and construction machinery, screening equipment, industrial trucks, vehicle construction, municipal technology, industrial and safety valves, the electrical industry, elevator systems, vibration and drive technology, brakes, and pneumatic and hydraulic components. Production relies on high-quality, partly self-developed and patent-protected machinery, supported by a well-organized raw material warehouse.

Paul Brüser GmbH is a family-owned metal and plastics processor located in Finnentrop, Germany, established in 1946 by Paul Brüser. The firm began as a locksmith operation and evolved into an industrial manufacturer serving the automotive sector. Its capabilities span stamping, drawing, welding, laser welding, cutting, engraving, plastic injection molding, and toolmaking. Mechanical series production of stamped and drawn parts for automotive suppliers began in 1963, followed by in-house toolmaking in 1965 and resistance and gas shielded welding for series output in 1972. The business was restructured as Paul Brüser GmbH in 1983, and adjacent properties were acquired between 1998 and 2000.