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The Rems Valley in the east of the Stuttgart metropolitan area is traditionally a focal point of assembly automation. Founding a new company in this field in 2010 required courage. But also the conviction that we could do it better than many established providers. Our success proved us right.
2010 - The beginning
In May 2010, a small team of six men started in a former car dealership in Korb. With tremendous enthusiasm and even more experience, they began building the first compact cam-controlled assembly machines. Their courage paid off. Orders increased steadily.
After two years, our team had grown to 22 members. After five years: 44. Today we are over a hundred colleagues. Our clientele grows steadily and spans companies from diverse industries. This diversity makes us less sensitive to economic fluctuations.
Initially, we focused on designing, standardizing and building compact assembly machines. Today we also realise complex assembly and testing systems as well as continuous high-performance machines with an output of up to 1,000 parts/minute.
We continuously develop our LAS basic machines further. Control technology has been standardized. We also established a feeding technology department. This department manufactures feeding systems for our machines. It also supplies components or complete feeding systems to customers who integrate them into their own machines.
2015 - Growth and relocation
Growth inevitably pushed our initially generous premises to their limits. What seemed spacious at first quickly filled up. In 2014, we bought an existing company building in Lorch-Weitmars. We completely gutted, modernized and adapted it to our exact needs.
2015 brought the move and tripled our floor space.
The spatial expansion wasn't our only change. Our vertical manufacturing range also increased. We now manufacture components that we initially purchased. We established new departments to support this shift.
2017 and 2019 - Expansion of the product range
At the end of 2017, we took over Eccard company. This considerably expanded our feeding technology division. Since then, we manufacture the drives for our bowl and linear feeders and vibratory hoppers ourselves.
These drives don't just power our feeding systems. Large quantities go to customers who use them in their own feeding and sorting equipment.
In 2019, LAS took over Lackner company's business from Schwäbisch Gmünd. Since then, we manufacture many production parts ourselves. We also added a new business field: special applications.
2023 - new business unit
We established our new VISION & ROBOTICS division and brought this expertise in-house. Industrial image processing and robot integration - we now handle even the most challenging tasks in these areas ourselves.
We aplly this knowledge to the systems we build. But we also offer it as a service to our customers.