Wednesday, July 17, 2024
Bartmann, renowned for their high-end craftsmanship, has declared the integration of Biesse’s ROVER A to boost their manufacturing efficiency. Established in 2007 by product designers and carpenters Sebastian Kunath, Lasse Schnack, and Robert Zeise, Bartmann operates out of an old industrial building in Berlin-Tempelhof. Their dedicated team focuses on the creation of furniture in small series, as well as the design, planning, and production of custom-made items, kitchens, and interiors.
Reasons to choose ROVER A
Rover A is the flexible high-performance NC machining centre with a gantry structure, designed for customers who want to invest in a product that can process any type of element quickly but with excellent results. The Rover A boasts a quality-competitiveness ratio without equal on the market, making it the ideal investment.
Biesse offers its customers pragmatic solutions for factory automation with this innovative technology.
The double Z axis version of the Rover A allows pieces with a thickness of up to 275 mm and of 300 mm for Rover A Plus to be positioned in the machine. The single Z axis version enables pieces of up to 245 mm to be processed.
Bartmann is all set to explore and finally ready for their innovative manufacturing with the CNC-controlled machining center ROVER A. Bartmann looks forward to even precise and faster solutions. Now, they can produce both series production and individual dimensions and variations of our products upon customer request. Bartmann is already convinced and assured with the high quality of fine machining and precision that ROVER A offers.
They have just started working with their new addition, now they are ready for more!
Bartmann manufactures high-quality home and commercial furniture in small series. Clear design, precise workmanship and selected materials are the prerequisites for long-lasting and sustainable furniture. Almost all of their production processes therefore take place under one roof – carefully by hand, but also in their technologically modern workshop.
With Bartmann’s furniture and custom-made items, they want to create long-lasting companions that gain character with age without losing elegance. To achieve this, they primarily use natural materials from regional and trusted suppliers. The primary sections of Bartmann’s are generally based on kitchens, cabinets and other interior.
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