About us
Since 1943, BRUDERER has stood for Swiss precision and innovation. Our values – technological progress, sustainable quality and a consistent customer focus – form the foundation of everything we do.
Globally committed – taking responsibility for people, markets and the future.
BRUDERER is a globally recognized technology leader in the field of high-performance precision stamping presses – with a strong sense of responsibility towards people, markets and the future. Around 460 employees worldwide – including 370 at our headquarters in Frasnacht, Switzerland – develop and manufacture precision “Made in Switzerland” with passion and dedication.
More than 95 percent of our production is exported – a clear sign of the global trust placed in our technology and quality. With our own sales and service organizations as well as BRUDERER competence centers on every continent, we are globally engaged – staying close to our customers as a reliable and trusted partner.
As an independent family-owned company, we reinvest a significant portion of our earnings back into the business – in new technologies, state-of-the-art manufacturing systems and the continuous development of our employees. This enables us to secure long-term innovation, stability and sustainable growth.
Our stamping presses, control systems and feeding solutions are used across numerous key industries – from e-mobility, electronics and automotive to watchmaking and medical technology. Wherever maximum precision, efficiency and process reliability are required, BRUDERER delivers solutions that sustainably increase productivity and quality.
For our customers, this means Swiss precision, global support and long-term investment security. Through innovative technology, a high level of in-house manufacturing expertise and a comprehensive service approach, we create measurable added value – today and in the future.
Unique manufacturing – a technological edge through in-house production
BRUDERER stands for maximum precision in the micrometer range, outstanding process reliability and lasting quality. At our Frasnacht facility, we manufacture all key components in-house, ensuring uncompromising Swiss Made quality. This exceptionally high level of vertical integration guarantees our customers consistent precision, fast response times, flexibility and reliable production.
Continuous investment in state-of-the-art machinery, robotics and digital processes secures our technological leadership for the long term. Automated robotic cells, high-precision machining centers and a fully digitally connected production environment ensure maximum efficiency throughout every stage of manufacturing. Standardized components are produced proactively, while customer-specific adaptations can be implemented at any time.
The result is high-performance stamping presses distinguished by durability, cost-efficiency and process reliability. With machine service lives of more than 30 years, BRUDERER stands for sustainable ROI and genuine Swiss Made quality – precision-engineered to last for generations.
A company with tradition – from foundation to global success
1943 – Founder Egon Bruderer
Visionary entrepreneur Egon Bruderer laid the foundation for the company on February 18, 1943, with the establishment of Maschinenfabrik E. Bruderer in Egnach on the shores of Lake Constance in Switzerland. Initially, he repaired agricultural machinery and, alongside this work, developed a laundry press under the name “Mühelos”.
1946 – Relocation to Arbon
Just three years later, Egon Bruderer relocated the company headquarters to Arbon, laying the foundation for the company’s future specialization in precision stamping technology.
1958 – Foundation of BRUDERER AG
The establishment of the sales company BRUDERER AG marked the beginning of the company’s rise as an international machine manufacturer. During this period, the first high-speed presses based on the three-column principle were developed – a milestone in stamping technology.
1965 – The technological breakthrough
In 1965, engineer August Portmann filed a patent for an innovative stamping press featuring a bottom-mounted drive system and complete mass balancing. This groundbreaking idea led to the launch of the world’s first stamping press with full mass compensation in 1967 – the legendary BSTA 60. This innovation paved the way for BRUDERER’s global success and continues to shape the company’s technology to this day.
1970s – Further development and expansion
At the beginning of the 1970s, the concept was further refined, including the introduction of top-mounted mass compensation. At the same time, international expansion began with the establishment of subsidiaries and service locations across Europe, Asia and North America to support customers worldwide.
1980s–1990s – Precision on an industrial scale
BRUDERER further strengthened its market position and became synonymous with high-performance stamping technology. Through the use of state-of-the-art manufacturing systems and continuous innovation in drive systems, control technology and tooling, the product portfolio was steadily expanded.
2000s – Digitalization and automation
With the start of the new millennium, BRUDERER consistently focused on digital control systems, intelligent process monitoring and integrated automation solutions. The combination of mechanics, electronics and software became a core competency.
2010–2020 – Sustainability and global connectivity
As an independent family-owned company, BRUDERER continuously invested in new technologies, robotics and energy-efficient manufacturing systems. A global network of competence centers ensures close customer relationships and fast service support across Europe, Asia and the USA.
2025 – Usability redefined. Made by BRUDERER
With the new B3 machine control system, the integrated BSP stamping strip packaging control, the unique BSV servo technology and the proven BBV strip feed systems, BRUDERER delivers holistic, application-oriented solutions for the stamping technology of tomorrow – connected, efficient and precise.
Today – Swiss made precision for the future
Today, with around 460 employees worldwide – including 370 at the headquarters in Frasnacht, Switzerland – BRUDERER develops and manufactures high-performance precision stamping presses, control systems and feeding solutions for key industries such as e-mobility, electronics, automotive and medical technology.



