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About SEMA Maschinenbau
From a one-man operation to a global player
The SEMA Group from Traunkirchen has been developing and manufacturing machine tools for 30 years. The product range extends from series and special machines for metalworking to fully automated production lines. But how did it all come about?
How the one-man design office became a global player with a worldwide sales network...
1988 Adolf Schacherleitner buys a drawing board and, as a design engineer, plans machines for various customers.
1989 A few months later, the decision is made not to leave it at drawing. The company moves to Gmunden and now also builds designed machines itself. Two employees are involved from the beginning. The first machine is the SEMA stapling machine followed by the first processing machine.
1991 SEMA exhibits at the ROBOT. The first trade fair appearance is a success.
1993 The old brickworks in Traunkirchen is bought, renovated and immediately made into the new location in 1994. SEMA, which by the way stands for Schacherleitner Elektronik Maschinenbau, continues to grow.
1995 SEMA becomes an apprenticing company and now trains young machine builders.
1996 The first new assembly hall is completed and the company moves into it. The basic structure is still the same today.
1998 Ten years after its foundation, SEMA now has 30 employees.
2000 The millennium brings ISO 9001/2000 certification.
2001 Space quickly becomes scarce. An extension of the production area is the order of the day.
2003 "Hall 3" is already on its way. SEMA Präzisionsteile is founded.
2004 SEMA takes over the BRIO brand.
2007 With the new machine concept HDC, SEMA takes the first step also towards standard machines and modular construction.
2008 SEMA now employs over 100 people and celebrates its 20th anniversary.
2011 After successful expansion, the new hall complex is opened, doubling the production area to 7,500 m².
2014 Ceremonial opening of the new training workshop and expansion of the production area to almost 9,000 m².
2016 Installation of a photovoltaic system with 800m² and 90 kW peak power.
2017 Ten years after standardisation, SEMA's product range has developed strongly. The new machine series (rotary transfer, and end machining) are increasingly in demand alongside special machines, automation solutions and the in-house component brand.
2018 In the anniversary year (30 years of SEMA), the Traunkirchen site is expanded again. Almost 200 employees are now working on almost 12,000 m² of floor space.
2019 Award for excellent apprenticeship training INEO Award.
Award Charter - "We give the future" Federal Ministry for Digitalisation and Economy.
2020 Training partner of the Technical Secondary School and Polytechnic School in Gmunden.
2021 New logistics concept with specially developed tool dispensing system Heidi Tool Box.
And new machining centre - expansion of production capacity and increase in quality.
2022 Photovoltaic system expansion - Our entire system produces so much electricity that we can cover a large part of the sustainable power supply. With 500 kW peak we cover 60% of our total consumption. Our electricity has been 100% green for years.
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The SEMA Group from Traunkirchen has been developing and manufacturing machine tools for 30 years. The product range extends from series and special machines for metalworking to fully automated production lines. But how did it all come about?
How the one-man design office became a global player with a worldwide sales network...
1988 Adolf Schacherleitner buys a drawing board and, as a design engineer, plans machines for various customers.
1989 A few months later, the decision is made not to leave it at drawing. The company moves to Gmunden and now also builds designed machines itself. Two employees are involved from the beginning. The first machine is the SEMA stapling machine followed by the first processing machine.
1991 SEMA exhibits at the ROBOT. The first trade fair appearance is a success.
1993 The old brickworks in Traunkirchen is bought, renovated and immediately made into the new location in 1994. SEMA, which by the way stands for Schacherleitner Elektronik Maschinenbau, continues to grow.
1995 SEMA becomes an apprenticing company and now trains young machine builders.
1996 The first new assembly hall is completed and the company moves into it. The basic structure is still the same today.
1998 Ten years after its foundation, SEMA now has 30 employees.
2000 The millennium brings ISO 9001/2000 certification.
2001 Space quickly becomes scarce. An extension of the production area is the order of the day.
2003 "Hall 3" is already on its way. SEMA Präzisionsteile is founded.
2004 SEMA takes over the BRIO brand.
2007 With the new machine concept HDC, SEMA takes the first step also towards standard machines and modular construction.
2008 SEMA now employs over 100 people and celebrates its 20th anniversary.
2011 After successful expansion, the new hall complex is opened, doubling the production area to 7,500 m².
2014 Ceremonial opening of the new training workshop and expansion of the production area to almost 9,000 m².
2016 Installation of a photovoltaic system with 800m² and 90 kW peak power.
2017 Ten years after standardisation, SEMA's product range has developed strongly. The new machine series (rotary transfer, and end machining) are increasingly in demand alongside special machines, automation solutions and the in-house component brand.
2018 In the anniversary year (30 years of SEMA), the Traunkirchen site is expanded again. Almost 200 employees are now working on almost 12,000 m² of floor space.
2019 Award for excellent apprenticeship training INEO Award.
Award Charter - "We give the future" Federal Ministry for Digitalisation and Economy.
2020 Training partner of the Technical Secondary School and Polytechnic School in Gmunden.
2021 New logistics concept with specially developed tool dispensing system Heidi Tool Box.
And new machining centre - expansion of production capacity and increase in quality.
2022 Photovoltaic system expansion - Our entire system produces so much electricity that we can cover a large part of the sustainable power supply. With 500 kW peak we cover 60% of our total consumption. Our electricity has been 100% green for years.
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