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The HAWE Training Center celebrates its 10th anniversary this year. Already in 2003 training courses in the field of clamping technology were held for a long-standing customer. In the following years more and more customers joined the company, so that in 2011 a separate training center was made available.

After two terms of office as Vice President, the time has come today, October 9, 2020, for the Chairman of the Supervisory Board and main shareholder of HAWE Hydraulik SE. He was elected President of the VDMA (Mechanical Engineering Industry Association), Europe's largest industrial association, at the headquarters in Frankfurt am Main.

Certification is mandatory for the use of hydraulic controls in explosion hazardous areas, such as oil and gas production, chemical and steel industries. For this purpose HAWE Hydraulik now offers its directional control valves with new, user-friendly EX solenoids. Instead of a cable with a specified length, the solenoids have a terminal box that offers the machine manufacturer maximum flexibility when selecting the cable type and length.

On 30.06.2020 the third network meeting "Zero Waste" took place. This time the participants of different industries and sizes met in virtual space. However, this did not stop the lively exchange of ideas. This time, the companies Schreiner Group GmbH & Co. KG, Kinshofer GmbH, Tikiwe, Arqum and the Environmental Cluster Bavaria were involved. A start-up was also allowed to present itself in the third meeting with an exciting solution in the field of Packaging-On-Demand.

Since July 6th the HAWE plant in Kaufbeuren has new, hard-working employees. From now on bees will ensure sufficient pollination of the surrounding areas and green spaces of the plant.

Hydraulic Floor-Lock systems are the small inconspicuous cylinders that firmly fix and support very heavy mobile equipment at its place of use. No matter whether the ground is sloping, slippery or uneven, as soon as the equipment has been moved to its location, the fixing is done by the operator at the push of a button. This is ensured by a small but powerful hydraulic drive integrated in the housing.