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1928
The Eugen Lutz company is established by Eugen Lutz sen. in Dürrmenz (today a district in the city of Mühlacker) as a foundry for the manufacture of light-metal sand-cast parts.
1930
Production of elu machines begins in Mühlacker-Lomersheim with the MT 1 elu dish grinding machine as the first series product – a revolution in the world of carpentry.
1951
Our design teams develop new woodworking machines and power tools. The MOF 11 motorised manual overhead router with a high-performance universal motor takes the European market by storm.
1959
Establishment of the first foreign subsidiary in France.
1966
New to the range: Machines for machining aluminium and PVC profiles. The first single-spindle copy router, the AS 70, is developed for efficient hardware countersinking.
1967
Better quality through better technology. A new elu invention: The TGS 71 table mitre saw. The indispensable precision saw with a patented pivoting mechanism.
1972
An elu technology milestone is set with the DG 79 double mitre saw. It is the first double mitre saw manufactured in large-scale series production for craftsman and industrial operations.
1978
Innovative ideas are realised on the drawing board by our highly motivated engineers. Compound mitre cuts are made possible with the DG 184 double mitre saw.
1979
Already in 1979, elu begins using a modern, computer-controlled high-bay warehouse for its logistics. The MGS 105 mitre saw is launched for customised production.
1984
The elu power tool range and woodworking machines are sold to Black & Decker and the company brand is changed from “elu” to “elumatec”.
1992
Expansion of the global sales network. Systematic ongoing development and expansion of the machinery range for aluminium and PVC profile processing. A new addition to the range in 1992: the SBZ 130 profile machining centre for increased efficiency in your production.
1997
The saw product range expands with the addition of the DG 244 double mitre saw. The ideal machine for many different types of cuts and for large profiles.
1998
Further expansion of the product and sales programme with the SBZ 610 profile machining centre for PVC profile processing.
1999
The perfect tool to clean your profiles! New to the range: the EV 834 corner cleaning machine for PVC window elements.
2000
Ergonomic control panels and control elements provide the high level of user-friendliness elumatec products are known for.
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September 2015
elumatec TechDays 2015 - Presentation SBZ 122 Facelift elumatec is introducing a new SBZ 122 family of models for all profile machining applications which require 3- or 4-axis centres. It has a modular design making it easy to adapt for various different needs. Components such as a modern control system, controlled spindles and powerful servo motors save on operating costs while improving machining results using intelligent control technology. That means fast, precise, flexible and economical machining of aluminium, PVC and steel profiles. The new SBZ 122 family of models includes an economically priced basic 3-axis model (SBZ 122/70) as well as a 3-axis version specially for steel construction customers (SBZ 122/71).
January 2016
The Italian CIFIN Holding took over the elumatec Group. With the takeover of elumatec AG and its subsidiaries, elumatec AG and the Emmegi Group will together become the new heavyweights in the industry under the umbrella of Italian Cifin Holding, headquartered in Modena.
March 2016
The new SBZ 122/74 profile machining centre, designed for industrial customers and metal construction companies that process aluminium, steel-reinforced PVC and light-gauge steel profiles, was presented at the FENSTERBAU FRONTALE 2016 trade fair as the newest member of the SBZ 122 family of models.