MEx-Demo: Transtechnik funded by the Free State of Bavaria

Together with seven other organizations, Transtechnik GmbH & Co. KG is participating in the state-funded research project MEx-Demo.
In aeronautical engineering, electrical auxiliaries currently become more and more important. Decades of Transtechnik's experience in efficient power conversion systems will help in cross-linking of these aircraft components.

Link: Additional information about the MEx-Demo project

Illustration: Basic structure of MEA/MEE Ironbird, Courtesy of BavAIRia

See also this video.

Last update: 6/25/2010 12:48:27 PM
 
 

Transtechnik receives IRIS certificate

Since October 2008, Transtechnik is certified according to IRIS (IRIS = International Railway Industry Standard). The IRIS standard corresponds to the ISO 9001 standard, including additional railway specific requirements.
The IRIS certificate shows once again the well established Transtechnik process structure set up to meet highest customer and quality requirements.

Last update: 12/9/2008 11:53:25 AM
 
 

40 years Transtechnik

Transtechnik celebrates its 40th anniversary this year. Founded in 1968 in Munich as an engineering office with three employees, Transtechnik is now represented with the Headquarter in Holzkirchen and four subsidiaries on three continents.

Last update: 7/1/2008 5:05:06 PM
 
 

Transtechnik Corp. USA: Relocation of operations to Atlanta, GA

Transtechnik Corp. USA has consolidated the manufacturing operations from Mahwah, NJ to the metropolitan area of Atlanta, GA. The site in Mahwah will continue to operate as a service center supporting field service, repair and spare parts for all of North America.
The new facility offers a flexible manufacturing/warehouse space of 38,000 square feet which is considerably larger than up to now. The new plant is located approximately 50 miles north of the Atlanta Hartsfield Jackson Airport.



Transtechnik Corp. USA
1376 Airport Drive
Ball Ground, GA 30107
USA
Phone: +1 (678) 880 2700

Last update: 5/31/2007 8:54:42 PM
 
 

“Golden Hadron Award” for Transtechnik

In December 2005, Transtechnik GmbH & Co. KG was awarded with the “Golden Hadron Award” by CERN (Centre Européen de la Recherche Nucléaire). Among seven of the “Large Hadron Collider” (LHC) project best suppliers, Transtechnik received recognition for the high quality of their work, compliance with delivery deadlines, flexibility and adaptability to the demanding working conditions of the project.
“The Golden Hadron Awards are a symbol of our appreciation of not only the quality and timely delivery of components, but also the collaborative and flexible way the firms have contributed to this very difficult project,” said Lyn Evans, head of the LHC project at CERN.
The Transtechnik power converters type ±600 A / ±40 V, 13 kA / 18 V and
20.5 kA / 18 V supply superconducting magnets for the particle accelerator and experiments of the LHC.
CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, is the biggest particle physics laboratory in the world, located astride the Franco-Swiss border near Geneva. It also plays a decisive role in the development of future technologies and therefore is an important test facility for new industrial products.

From left to right: Valerie Montabonnet (Project Engineer CERN), Dr. Hans-Joachim Schulz (Managing Director Transtechnik), Bernd Wolfes (Project Manager Transtechnik), Dr. Frédérick Bordry (Power Converter Group Leader, CERN), Yves Thurel (Project Engineer CERN).

Last update: 5/31/2007 8:54:44 PM