Precision is Schleuniger’s trademark. Our newest product, the TransferModule 6000, supports you in improving your efficiency and competitiveness. Together with the expanded CrimpCenter product line we would also like to inform you about our integrated solutions for cable printing and our OpenHouse 2006. Finally we have the pleasure in introducing the Paul Klee Center in Bern that has been dedicated to the Swiss-born German artist named Paul Klee.

The new fully automatic machines CrimpCenter 64 and CrimpCenter 65 were presented to the public at the 2006 Schleuniger OpenHouse. Both new models are further developments of the successful CrimpCenter 63. The CrimpCenter 64 and CrimpCenter 65 can accommodate up to 4 and 5 processing stations respectively.

Johannes Gutenberg’s discovery consisted in the disassembly of the scripture into single letters and punctuation marks. Today’s cable printing sets an additional challenge. The Schleuniger machines support modern printing systems which assist users to implement special solutions for identification and back-tracking purposes of their products.

Since the summer of 2005, Bern offers a new tourist attraction - The Paul Klee Center. The wave-like monument was built in honor of the artist Paul Klee. The center, a creation of the Italian star architect Renzo Piano, has become a real public attraction.

On the occasion of our OpenHouse which took place between the 20th and 22nd June 2006 we were pleased to welcome 300 customers and distribution partners at the headquarter in Thun. Our guests were particularly impressed by the new products in our portfolio, the spectacular landscape as well as the competence and friendliness of the Schleuniger team.