BRUKER-SPALECK – your flat wire specialist
Among the manufacturers of high-quality flat and shaped wires, BRUKER-SPALECK is the specialist for flat wire solutions tailored to customer requirements. Our customers trust our flexibility and innovative strength – and have done for over 30 years now. Our special flat wires are used everywhere where the highest levels of precision are essential, for example in the automotive, spring, cable, photovoltaic and textile industries, and in medical engineering – including for example as flat wires made of steel, solar ribbons for photovoltaic modules, flat wire made of copper, flat wire made of aluminum, coated flat wires or flat and shaped wires made of other materials.
As part of the KERN-LIEBERS group of companies, we can draw on the resources of a global competence network – at our German locations in Baden-Württemberg and North Rhine-Westphalia as well as our Chinese location in the Shanghai area. This is how we ensure consistent quality of the highest level for our flat wires throughout the world.
Products
Your requirements are our benchmark. Which material, strength, surface coating or edge finish do you require for your individual flat wires? BRUKER-SPALECK always finds the ideal flat wire solution – in a wide range of cross-sections and a wide range of materials unique in the industry. We produce your flat wire to the tightest tolerances, monitored with our state-of-the-art testing equipment. Our demand-oriented process environment makes us the flat wire specialist, from small lot sizes to high-volume production.
Google Maps
YOUR PRIVACY IS IMPORTANT TO US!
In order to provide the content for you, you must agree to the loading of Google Maps.
You can find more information under Privacy Statement
Google Maps
YOUR PRIVACY IS IMPORTANT TO US!
In order to provide the content for you, you must agree to the loading of Google Maps.
You can find more information under Privacy Statement
KERN-LIEBERS worldwide
The KERN-LIEBERS group of companies employs around 7,000 people in over 40 subsidaries worldwide.
more »