Fill News

Fill Gesellschaft m.b.H. is an Austrian family-run machine engineering company established in 1966, specializing in providing high-tech systems and custom manufacturing solutions for industries such as automotive, aerospace, sports, wood, and construction. Based in Gurten, Upper Austria, Fill is recognized for its innovative strength and operates one of the most modern production facilities in the region. With a workforce of approximately 1,000 employees, the company emphasizes quality and technological advancement to meet the evolving demands of its diverse clientele.

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15 JUL '22

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Robust flexibility – highest levels of productivity and precision for automotive component production

Hammerer Aluminium Industries manufactures aluminum profiles for the automotive industry with highest levels of productivity and precision on Fill SYNCROMILL Q machining centers.

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15 FEB '22

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How Innviertel engineers are revolutionizing ski production

Around 5 million pairs of skis (alpine, cross-country) and 800,000 snowboards are manufactured every year on machines from Fill.

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12 JAN '22

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New requirements demand innovative solutions

Fill has developed a vacuum metering system in the form of the ROBOCAST V, which revolutionizes the casting process for new types of drive system.

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19 OCT '21

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Fill presents smart innovations on its return to trade fairs

Fill impresses at the EMO trade fair in Milan. Virtual and real processes merge to open up completely new opportunities in metalworking.

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08 OCT '21

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Latest model of collaborative industrial robot lands in the Innviertel

Newcomer in the Fill Future Lab. Young people gain their first experience of an industrial robot with the CRX-10iA from Fanuc. Fanuc’s first collaborating lightweight robot (Cobot) is the latest highlight in the Robo Lab, one of eight laboratories at the Fill Future Lab.

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