Reichenbacher Hamuel Group

Aber­le Kunst­stoff­ver­ar­bei­tung GmbH, based in the Black Forest, Ger­ma­ny, spe­cia­li­zes in pro­to­ty­pes, one-offs and small series made from a varie­ty of pla­s­tics. For the past two years, they have been using the high-pre­cis­i­on, fle­xi­ble VISION-I‑H 5‑axis CNC machi­ning cen­ter from Rei­chen­ba­cher Hamuel.

Making sophisti­ca­ted con­cre­te form­work from wood is often an art. What was once con­side­red impos­si­ble or dif­fi­cult, such as crea­ting futu­ristic cur­ves on lar­ge bal­co­nies, has beco­me rou­ti­ne for experts thanks to modern CNC tech­no­lo­gy. Some­ti­mes it only takes a few days from con­cept to rea­li­sa­ti­on, and a cus­to­mi­sed con­cre­te stair­ca­se, for exam­p­le, is rea­dy for delivery.

In the idyl­lic Swe­dish coun­try­si­de, Setra has estab­lished its­elf as one of the country’s lar­gest tim­ber indus­try com­pa­nies. With a clear focus on sus­taina­bi­li­ty, only wood from respon­si­bly mana­ged forests in Swe­den, some of the best soft­wood are­as in the world, is used. Seven saw­mills and a modern pro­ces­sing unit trans­form the­se raw mate­ri­als into cli­ma­te-fri­end­ly pro­ducts such as glu­lam, pla­ned t