Altendorf, a leading name in the woodworking machinery sector, has been awarded the prestigious “Brand of the Century” accolade, recognizing its decades of exceptional brand management and innovative contributions to the industry. This award highlights companies that have distinguished themselves through remarkable performance and strong brand presence within their market segment.
The award was given in recognition of Altendorf’s commitment to innovation and quality, particularly noting the iconic Altendorf F 45 sliding table saw, a staple in many joineries worldwide. The company’s latest breakthrough, the HAND GUARD system, was also celebrated as the world’s first and only certified AI-based safety assistance system for sliding table saws. This revolutionary technology is widely adopted by industrial companies, educational institutions, and joineries to enhance safety in their operations.
The “Brand of the Century” award underscores Altendorf’s continuous investment in research, development, and innovation, solidifying its place among the elite brands in the woodworking industry. Peter Schwenk, CEO of the Altendorf Group, expressed immense pride in receiving this award, stating, “This recognition reflects our long-standing commitment to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction. It is an honor to stand alongside such prestigious brands, showing that our continuous efforts are bearing fruit.”
The award-winning brands will be featured in the illustrated book “German Standards – Brands of the Century,” published by Dr. Florian Langenscheidt. The official book launch and award ceremony are scheduled for November 2024 in Berlin, where the winners will be publicly honored.
Founded in 1906, Altendorf has grown to become the global market leader in the manufacture of premium sliding table saws, with the F 45 being internationally synonymous with the product category. The HAND GUARD system exemplifies Altendorf’s dedication to pioneering safety innovations. The company, part of the Altendorf Group since 2018, operates globally with subsidiaries in Australia, China, India, and the USA, employing around 400 people.
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