Get More Than Just a Machine: A Partner for Life
After a remarkable 2025, WFL aims to keep its momentum in 2026, pushing forward with the technological advances that will shape the future of manufacturing.
What WFL Represents Today
WFL is, above all, a collective of distinct personalities united by a shared mindset: a spirit of entrepreneurship and the constant drive to find the best solution for every customer challenge. This customer-first philosophy is deeply embedded in WFL’s culture.
One of the key pillars of this approach is the longevity of its teams. Employees stay, grow, pass on their expertise, and set an example for the next generation. This loyalty is no coincidence — it stems from a corporate culture that priorities quality of life at work. A calm environment, genuine respect, and a deep-rooted technical culture create fertile ground for excellence. It’s this human foundation that enables WFL to consistently meet the high demands of industries where precision is non-negotiable.
A Bold and Differentiated Approach
WFL proudly takes a unique stance in the marketplace. It doesn’t simply supply a machine, but a complete solution. Alongside machining technology, WFL offers automation, project management, process integration, and long-term after-sales support. This commitment is tangible: spare parts remain available for the entire lifespan of the machine, a rarity in the industry.
This all-encompassing vision also includes retrofitting, a field WFL actively develops. Used machines are completely overhauled at the Linz factory, brought up to current standards, and adapted to new customer needs when required. This engineering expertise offers a credible alternative to buying new machines, extending the lifespan of equipment originally designed for durability.
A Market Perspective That Drives Innovation
To stay ahead, WFL sets a clear course: deliver performance above market average. In a sector where innovation often plays out in marginal gains, staying ahead requires constant awareness and a nuanced understanding of how the industry is evolving.
This ambition aligns perfectly with today’s trends. The accelerating adoption of automation is a major lever for transformation. It extends the very philosophy behind WFL’s machines—designed to perform complete machining in a single clamping. The projects planned for 2026 mark a new milestone, with solutions that could fundamentally reshape production methods.
One of WFL’s strengths lies in its global footprint. The company learns just as much from European markets as it does from users located thousands of kilometers away. This diversity fosters a global perspective, connects different practices, and ensures that every customer benefits from the feedback gathered around the world. WFL in Linz can draw lessons from an operator based on the other side of the planet.
This openness goes hand in hand with a strategic shift. Traditionally focused on large-scale productivity, WFL is now adapting to a market where speed and agility are becoming essential. One thing, however, remains unchanged: the durability of its machines. Their robustness continues to form the basis of a smart investment. The flexibility offered by WFL’s machining capabilities allows customers to evolve their production without needing to replace equipment. This agility is now essential, as manufacturers must diversify their parts portfolio and serve a variety of industries.
And this, according to Christian Jagersberger, is what it means to be a true partner:
“Supporting customers through change and giving them the means to stay competitive.”
A Future Shaped by Automation and Sustainability
WFL’s future lies in delivering high-quality components combined with automation solutions that make workshops more flexible, more efficient, and more profitable. Robotics will play an increasingly important role, easing the handling of large or complex parts that often create logistical constraints.
Sustainability is also becoming a major axis of development. Reducing emissions, optimizing resources, and managing raw materials are no longer optional. These challenges must be intelligently integrated into the workshop to maintain cost control. WFL has long operated in this spirit. The Austrian industrial environment—strongly focused on energy efficiency—has fostered a culture where sustainability is not a marketing gimmick, but a lived reality. And the exceptional lifespan of WFL machines plays a key role in drastically reducing their environmental impact.
After a remarkable 2025, WFL aims to keep its momentum in 2026, pushing forward with the technological advances that will shape the future of manufacturing.
What WFL Represents Today
WFL is, above all, a collective of distinct personalities united by a shared mindset: a spirit of entrepreneurship and the constant drive to find the best solution for every customer challenge. This customer-first philosophy is deeply embedded in WFL’s culture.
One of the key pillars of this approach is the longevity of its teams. Employees stay, grow, pass on their expertise, and set an example for the next generation. This loyalty is no coincidence — it stems from a corporate culture that priorities quality of life at work. A calm environment, genuine respect, and a deep-rooted technical culture create fertile ground for excellence. It’s this human foundation that enables WFL to consistently meet the high demands of industries where precision is non-negotiable.
A Bold and Differentiated Approach
WFL proudly takes a unique stance in the marketplace. It doesn’t simply supply a machine, but a complete solution. Alongside machining technology, WFL offers automation, project management, process integration, and long-term after-sales support. This commitment is tangible: spare parts remain available for the entire lifespan of the machine, a rarity in the industry.
This all-encompassing vision also includes retrofitting, a field WFL actively develops. Used machines are completely overhauled at the Linz factory, brought up to current standards, and adapted to new customer needs when required. This engineering expertise offers a credible alternative to buying new machines, extending the lifespan of equipment originally designed for durability.
A Market Perspective That Drives Innovation
To stay ahead, WFL sets a clear course: deliver performance above market average. In a sector where innovation often plays out in marginal gains, staying ahead requires constant awareness and a nuanced understanding of how the industry is evolving.
This ambition aligns perfectly with today’s trends. The accelerating adoption of automation is a major lever for transformation. It extends the very philosophy behind WFL’s machines—designed to perform complete machining in a single clamping. The projects planned for 2026 mark a new milestone, with solutions that could fundamentally reshape production methods.
One of WFL’s strengths lies in its global footprint. The company learns just as much from European markets as it does from users located thousands of kilometers away. This diversity fosters a global perspective, connects different practices, and ensures that every customer benefits from the feedback gathered around the world. WFL in Linz can draw lessons from an operator based on the other side of the planet.
This openness goes hand in hand with a strategic shift. Traditionally focused on large-scale productivity, WFL is now adapting to a market where speed and agility are becoming essential. One thing, however, remains unchanged: the durability of its machines. Their robustness continues to form the basis of a smart investment. The flexibility offered by WFL’s machining capabilities allows customers to evolve their production without needing to replace equipment. This agility is now essential, as manufacturers must diversify their parts portfolio and serve a variety of industries.
And this, according to Christian Jagersberger, is what it means to be a true partner:
“Supporting customers through change and giving them the means to stay competitive.”
A Future Shaped by Automation and Sustainability
WFL’s future lies in delivering high-quality components combined with automation solutions that make workshops more flexible, more efficient, and more profitable. Robotics will play an increasingly important role, easing the handling of large or complex parts that often create logistical constraints.
Sustainability is also becoming a major axis of development. Reducing emissions, optimizing resources, and managing raw materials are no longer optional. These challenges must be intelligently integrated into the workshop to maintain cost control. WFL has long operated in this spirit. The Austrian industrial environment—strongly focused on energy efficiency—has fostered a culture where sustainability is not a marketing gimmick, but a lived reality. And the exceptional lifespan of WFL machines plays a key role in drastically reducing their environmental impact.