Krenn

70 years successful with special tools and equipment

70 years of Krenn – 70 years of competence in cutting steel. The medium-sized family company based in Neusäß near Augsburg in Bavaria manufactures one of the most diverse steel cutting programs in Europe. It all began with technical springs that the founder of the company, Albert Krenn sen., turned - at first manually, together with his wife Zenta - in his company established in 1947.

The production of springs was soon extended and investments in modern production machinery followed. Krenn looked for a suitable tool for cutting the hard spring steel and developed the patented three-edged...

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