FIEDLER CNC technology
Precision CNC milling, turning and metal parts for machine, tool and robot builders, plus robotic workstations
About FIEDLER CNC technology
FIEDLER CNC technology s.r.o. produces precision CNC parts for machines, tools and robots. Services include metal fabrication, milling and turning of rotational and non-rotational parts, and design and build of robotic workstations for HAAS Automation machines.
Customers are buyers of machined components for machines, tools and robots. The company sells manufactured parts and machining services. It describes itself as a family business.
The company was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in Klášterec nad Orlicí, Czech Republic.
Product: CNC milling, turning and metal fabrication of parts, plus robotic workstations for HAAS Automation machines.
Jobs at FIEDLER CNC technology
Leadership
- Václav Fiedler · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
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