Engineering expertise. From Schwerte.
Core shop technology, automation and service from a single source.
Experience that drives plants forward.
KLANN Maschinen- und Anlagentechnik GmbH has been a manufacturer and supplier of automation technology for the steel and foundry industries for over 45 years. Originally, the company worked in control and automation technology as a system partner of the foundry equipment company Vogel & Schemmann in Hagen. In 2006, it was established as an independent engineering office specialising in core shop technology together with the former head of design at Vogel & Schemmann.
The company has been based in Schwerte, south of Dortmund, since 2017. Its modern premises provide more than 1,000 m² of manufacturing and assembly space.
The company develops and builds recycling plants, core shooting machines and core sand preparation systems for foundries. Alongside core shooting machines in various configurations based on its own technology, KLANN offers the complete core shop equipment range, from sand preparation and core production to core handling.
KLANN’s scope covers planning, manufacture, installation and commissioning of turnkey plants, as well as electrical and mechanical-hydraulic refurbishment of existing equipment. The company also supplies and installs spare and wear parts for existing systems. An experienced team of five service technicians with fully equipped service vehicles provides reliable long-term customer support.
KLANN’s customers include renowned valve manufacturers such as Viega, Kludi, Grohe, Ideal Standard and JRG / Georg Fischer, as well as conventional iron foundries.
Questions and answers
How long has KLANN worked in core shop technology?
KLANN describes more than 45 years of experience in automation and foundry technology. In 2006, it became an independent engineering office specialising in core shop technology; the company has been based in Schwerte since 2017.
Which services does KLANN provide itself?
Services include development, planning, manufacture, installation and commissioning of plants, as well as refurbishment of existing systems, spare parts and service.
How large is the Schwerte site?
The building at the Schwerte site provides more than 1,000 m² of manufacturing and assembly space.
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