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Kyocera expands metal-ceramic composite manufacturing in Mannheim
Kyocera is expanding its manufacturing capabilities for metal-ceramic composite components at its Mannheim site. The investment focuses on modernizing turning-milling technology and increasing furnace capacities to support industrial and semiconductor applications.
The expansion aims to create an integrated process chain that includes ceramic component production, high-precision metalworking, joining, and qualified cleaning. By consolidating these steps internally, the company intends to reduce interfaces, minimize external transport, and improve process reliability.
Key technical upgrades include a newly acquired tool machine for complex geometries and a planned universal lathe to be added in autumn 2026. Additionally, Kyocera plans to install a new brazing furnace in 2027 to increase capacity for demanding joining processes.
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- [● 3 SOURCES] Kyocera is expanding manufacturing for metal-ceramic composite components in Mannheim. www.artikel-presse.de · www.pflumm.de · www.presseschleuder.com
- [● 3 SOURCES] A new brazing furnace is planned for addition in 2027. www.artikel-presse.de · www.pflumm.de · www.presseschleuder.com
- [● 3 SOURCES] The expansion includes investments in modern turning-milling technology and additional furnace capacities. www.artikel-presse.de · www.pflumm.de · www.presseschleuder.com
- [● 3 SOURCES] A universal lathe is scheduled to be added to the machine park in autumn 2026. www.artikel-presse.de · www.pflumm.de · www.presseschleuder.com
- [● 3 SOURCES] A new tool machine has been acquired for the precise complete processing of demanding metal components. www.artikel-presse.de · www.pflumm.de · www.presseschleuder.com