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The latest press releases, current product innovations, background stories from the wire weaving and machinery division or user reports directly from the field: Here you will find everything important about us and our company.

07/10/2024

Building in existing structures

In the heart of London, on the Greenwich Peninsula, the new Boord Street Footbridge is a successful example of modern construction. The use of…

06/10/2024

Triple cladding

The Edificio Celes office building is an impressive example of how existing buildings can be renovated in a contemporary way.

06/10/2024

A different kind of green façade

In Santiago de Querétaro, Mexico, the ‘Seguros Atlas’ office building is an outstanding example of modern architecture and sustainable construction.

04/22/2024

HAVER & BOECKER Presents Innovations at ACHEMA 2024

Haver & Boecker will be represented with three stands at ACHEMA 2024

Hall 3.0, Stand F38: HAVER & BOECKER Machinery Division

Hall 5.0, Stand B86:…

03/15/2024

Intelligent Plants, Automated Efficiency

Digital system solutions from QUAT²RO optimize modern production.

01/30/2024

Transforming old into new

The town of Lidingö has transformed its Lilla Lidingöbron Bridge into an architectural masterpiece.

01/30/2024

Sun protection for Collège Louis Lachenal

Architectural enhancement of a façade for the purpose of sun protection.

10/26/2023

Timeless architecture thanks to innovative mesh

Even after 15 years, architectural mesh inspires with its original aesthetics.

Different colored plastic granules in black, grey and transparent, photographed in close-up to illustrate technical plastic processing.

07/27/2023

Perfection in detail - Plastics engineering

In plastic injection moulding, edgings and complete fabricated parts are are made from metal wire mesh.

Air bubbles rising underwater, with a circular formation of bubbles symbolizing communication in the turquoise‑blue sea.

07/19/2023

Norwegian start-up revolutionises the water treatment sector

Achieving "Mission Zero" through wastewater?

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