Scherer Feinbau is a specialist in CNC vertical lathes and vertical shaft turning centres, as well as an expert on handling systems and automation solutions. Founded in 1978, the company had been part of the CHIRON group since 2012.
This globally-orientated mechanical engineering company develops and produces highly productive and accurate machining centres at its Alzenau and Mömbris locations in Germany.
Vertical turning centres by Scherer Feinbau. The especially compact CNC vertical lathes in the single-spindle variant as VDZ 100 and with two spindles as VDZ 100 DS offer highest performance and precision in the smallest possible space.
Shaft lathes by Scherer Feinbau. Their special features include very short downtimes due to loading and unloading parallel to machining time, the numerous processing options such as drilling, milling, grinding and finishing in one machine.
Through ETG, many Scherer Feinbau machining centres are utilised within the automotive, aerospace, mechanical engineering, metal machining, and casting industries.
These industries opt for Scherer Fienbau due to the multi-functional and flexible production machinery, offering optimal processing quality at high production speeds. This allows for the use of minimal resources and minimal space.
Scherer Feinbau, which was founded in 1978 in the Lower Franconian town of Mömbris, stands for the effective and economical production of:
Since joining the CHIRON group in 2012, Scherer Feinbau has brought forward its production skills and solutions for turning operations. Due to similar industries and business segments, Scherer Feinbau and its partners achieve synergies in international sales as well as in the production of machining centres.
This is something that is carried over to their relationship with ETG, courtesy of our close links with the CHIRON group.
Since 2015, Scherer Feinbau has had its new headquarters at Alzenau. The over 14,200-square-metre plot with modern and spacious company buildings includes more than 9,000 square metres of space for production, management, and technology.
