Highest Precision with minimal
resistance- Air bearings made in Germany
Separation of PCB´s
- neatly and efficiently integrated
Family led for over 30 years
Quality and Commitment in the Team
Shaping the future of the Industry
4.0 with Laser Technology
Systemtechnik Hölzer GmbH is a family-owned company in the third generation. Even before the end of the war, Silvia Hölzer-Becker's grandfather, Ing. Heinz Schmoll, founded a small business in his parents' garage. He manufactured special machines, punching and cutting tools, specialized further in PCB drilling machines and applied for patents for various inventions. The company developed steadily and grew to 200 employees. Heinz Schmoll handed over the company to his daughter and son-in-law Wolfgang Hölzer in 1980. In 1988 Systemtechnik Hölzer was spun off as a subsidiary. Mrs. Silvia Hölzer-Becker has been managing director since 1999. The main areas are printed circuit board processing machines (depaneling), production of air bearings and laser machines (marking lasers) as well as special machine construction.
In the course of digitalization and complexity of requirements, laser technology has become an important part of Systemtechnik Hölzer.
The marking lasers are continuously developed further, customer requirements are worked out together and implemented in our special machine construction. The "Laser" division is thus constantly developing. Permanent and non-removable marking on workpieces is of increasing importance nowadays - must have.
Advantages of laser marking include extremely high writing speed, great flexibility and no impact of force on the component. Product markings with special characters, barcodes or DataMatrix codes are easy and quick to implement.
In the automotive industry, medical technology, toolmaking, plastics processing, electronics and semiconductors, watch and jewelry industry, nameplates, weapons industry, etc., laser marking has become a contemporary and efficient component.
Silvia Hölzer-Becker
Managing Director
Successfully leads the family business (3rd generation).
