P-MEC Enterprise can boast of a long-standing tradition of producing component pieces for the domain of high-precision mechanics, a legacy that has been passed down from generation to generation since the previous century. In the 1920s, an engineer named Robert Warsitz, the grandfather of one of the current company owners, established the “Feinmechanischen Werkstätten” factory in Berlin. In 1942, the factory was inherited by his son, Erich, who was notably the world’s first pilot of a turbine aircraft. During the same period, Erich Warsitz founded the “Warsitz Werke Amsterdam” factory, which produced high-complexity and precision parts. Following World War II, in 1951, the “Machinenfabrik Hilden” factory was established and operated successfully until the 1960s. In 1965, Erich Warsitz decided to sell the Hilden-based company to later relocate to Switzerland. Less than a year after these events, his son, Eric Robert Warsitz, was born. Following in his father’s footsteps, he became a pilot and an expert in precision mechanics. In the 1980s, Eric Robert Warsitz founded the “E.R.Warsitz” workshop. In 1999, with the arrival of his current partner, Luca Ostini, it became the P-MEC limited company, now based in Barbengo (TI).

G. & Y. Leuenberger SA , your partner for the machining of your precision components. we produce customized parts in materials such as aluminum, brass, lead-free brass, steel, stainless steel, titanium and PEEK. A diversified machine park enables G. & Y. Leuenberger SA to be constantly at the cutting edge of progress and, thanks to an extremely flexible organization, to adapt its production to orders ranging from 500 to several million parts measuring from 1 to 100 millimeters. Parts in brass, steel, stainless steel and even plastic. This just goes to show how well the company's managers know how to adapt to new product developments. And even fashions. The Leuenberger company manufactures parts of highly sophisticated design for luxury brands. Parts from 1 to 100 millimeters in diameter. Some of these are exported directly to Europe, the USA and Canada, while others are used in fields such as aeronautics, decoration, agriculture, art, music, domestic equipment, automation, automobiles, watchmaking, jewelry, games, leisure, optics, medicine and security. 60 years of experience The Leuenberger family bar-turning business was founded in 1964 by Gilbert and Ruth Leuenberger. From one or two employees in the early days, it now employs around fifty people, including 4 apprentices. At the helm of technical management since 1985 is son Yves, supported by his wife Sylvie. But the general management is still shared between Gilbert and Yves, a fruitful partnership since the factory has grown steadily since its creation. From its beginnings in a small room, the first part of the current workshops was built in 1967, then enlarged in 1979, 1990, 1994, 1999, 2005 and 2008. The company has also launched a number of finished products, such as the watchmaker's loupe. Bar turning Bar turning and custom parts for all materials from 1 to 100 mm in diameter. Promotional gifts Magnifier with your logo in individual or 25-piece packaging Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

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