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HASCO modernises production at its Lüdenscheid site

The company has invested in a new production concept for standard plates, a modern machine park, and optimised processes.

HASCO modernises production at its Lüdenscheid site

HASCO invests in modernising production at its headquarters in Lüdenscheid. With a new production concept for standard plates, a modern machine park and optimised processes, the company hopes to boost its competitive advantage in Germany.


“Everything we do starts with the customer,” said Markus Büngers, CEO of HASCO. “Every process, every innovation and every decision has one clear objective: to create genuine added value – with maximum clarity, speed and simplicity.”

The new modernised production concept for standard plates, special plates and standard bars is key to this investment. Production is being consistently geared toward efficient workflows, optimised material flow, short transport routes and high availability. HASCO relies on high-quality stress-relieved steels and modern manufacturing technologies in production.

The new equipment enables high-performance, flexible production of various plates and standard bars. Expanding in-house production allows more products to be manufactured directly in Lüdenscheid. Additionally, production and transport routes are shortened, while processes, materials and machines are being used more efficiently.

HASCO relies on high-quality stress-relieved steels that meet the demanding requirements of tool and mould making. The modernised concept covers various dimensions and versions of plates and bars, combining high-quality materials, modern machines and optimised processes to ensure consistently high levels of quality.

“Our commitment to this site is a commitment to the highest quality and excellence,” concluded Axel Maerevoet, EVP Operations & Logistics at HASCO.

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Rhiannon Temporal

Rhiannon Temporal

Editorial Content Producer for Interplas and Plastics IQ since 2025, covering the latest news and insights for the plastics industry and Interplas event.

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