BUTTING

While the machine operator is inserting the sheet metal into the 12 m press using a hydraulic lifting system for rounding, the system mechanic is already programming the parameters for subsequent welding - amperage, voltage, arc length, etc.

Looking at this image, it's hard to imagine what our ancestors did 60 or even 200 years ago when they forged copper kettles for breweries.

A lot has changed since then: manual techniques have become computer-controlled technologies, simple machines have become real giants.

What has remained cannot be replaced by anything: the know-how of the employees and the traditional values which in the first place allow progress to be made at BUTTING.