2023
ZINSER is commemorating its 125th anniversary from June 21 to June 26, 2023, and is extending an open invitation to customers, partners, and dealers to explore its entire company premises. Throughout these days, there will be engaging training sessions on the machinery and a multitude of live demonstrations. Additionally, all employees and their families are cordially invited to partake in the Family Day festivities. The event will boast an array of attractions, including a historical fair, live musical performances, and delectable cuisine. Furthermore, visitors will have the opportunity to delve into ZINSER’s rich history, its diverse product range, and its manufacturing processes. Notably, the grand inauguration of the new ZINSER showroom will be a highlight of the celebrations.
2013
ZINSER has been able to continuously strengthen and extend its market position in the fields of oxy-fuel and plasma cutting. New developments and numerous improvements are worldwide very well accepted.
The wide product range and a high number of options as well as the possibility to further upgrade machines at any time convince a constantly increasing number of customers that ZINSER is the right partner when it comes to flame cutting machines.
2012
Due to the very positive order situation in 2012 ZINSER needs to further expand the production capacities. In addition the new business area laser cutting requires special safety standards which can be optimally met in the new hall. The new building of about 500 m² closes the gap between two existing halls.
2007 / 2011
2007 the first CNC 2050 is delivered.
2011 follows the CNC 4010 and afterwards the CNC 5010.
2006
The positive trend in the overall development of Zinser Schweisstechnik GmbH lead to the fact that the production site in Ebersbach soon becomes too small.
In the nearby place Albershausen Zinser found an appropriate location. In 2006 the company moves there. The production capacity increases significantly in Albershausen. A site of 8000 m² with a two-storied production hall and an attached office building offers now enough space for the modern production of ZINSER.
In a separate building nearby a training and exhibition centre for the sophisticated cutting machines will be realised until the end of 2007. Furthermore there are opportunities of growth for the next generation.
2003
The CNC300 becomes part of the product range as a budget-priced alternative.
2001
ZINSER moves to the premises in the Stuttgarter Strasse in Ebersbach.
2000
The ownership changes as no member of the Zinser family is ready to head the firm.
1997
Development of the CNC2010 that is based on an industrial computer, whose enhanced version CNC2030 comes out at the end of 2003.
1980s
1990s
1980 is the year of birth of the CNC900 – ZINSER’s first CNC controller. Further development leaded in the following 10 years via CNC910 to CNC920, which until today is used by many customers.
Simultaneously with the CNC controller systems the development of the machines was proceeding. In the 80s and at the beginning of the 90s various cantilever machines were also to be found in the product range along with the portal machines. The cantilever machines were used above all with optical controllers. As the programming systems are gaining in popularity for the producing of NC programmes the optical control is losing more and more of its importance, but it is still used when needed.
Today mainly CNC controlled gantry machines are produced. These meet the technical requirements of the steel processing industry better than ever.
1972 / 1973
In 1972 Zinser brings out a whole range of inert gas units. Plasma cutting and welding units follow as well.
The most important customer for the electronic welding devices was “Linde Schweisstechnik” in Munich. In 1973 this branch of the firm merges to the Zinser STK holding.
From then on Zinser concentrated above all on the development and production of automatic oxy-fuel
and plasma cutting systems.
1967
Hildegard Schwebke’s son, the economist Hans Dietrich Zinser joins the management board of both companies.
1964
Kurt Schwebke dies unexpectedly. Hildegard Schwebke temporarily becomes the head of both firms again.
1956
From 1956 on rectifiers and transformers for WIG, MIG/MAG, submerged welding, plasma welding and plasma cutting are produced.
1954 / 1955
In 1954 Zinser launches the manual oxy-fuel cutting machine “Favorit”. From that time on these robust machines are used in factories and on construction sites on a daily basis.
In 1955 the extremely popular oxy-fuel cutting machine “Schablonette” is brought to market.
ZINSER develops the first hot air plastic welding device. A third product line besides the oxy-fuel and plasma technology quickly emerges from there.
1949
The second husband of Hildegard Löffelhardt-Zinser, welding specialist engineer Kurt Schwebke, joins her in 1949. In the oxy-fuel section the flame cutting comes across new fields of application, therefore the development of oxy-fuel cutting machines is reinforced.
1941
After the death of Eugen Zinser, the >Acetylenwerk Ebersbach< was commuted into a limited partnership and renamed as >Autogenwerk Zinser<. Eugen Zinser’s oldest daughter Hildegard Löffelhardt-Zinser took over the company’s management. She headed the company during the difficult war years and after the war.
1930
Oxygen manifolds are included in the manufacturing programme.
6. Nov. 1898
The businessman Eugen Zinser, son of the owner of the brewery and tavern >Adler< in Ebersbach Christian Ludwig Zinser, founded the company >Acetylenwerk Ebersbach<. At that time acetylene was used for lighting. However the >Acetylenwerk Ebersbach< did not produce the gas, but the equipment for its production.
ZINSER GmbH is your strong partner in the areas of flame cutting systems, oxy-fuel technology and hot air devices. Quality and the satisfaction of our customers are our first priorities. Name your task and we will find a solution together!