Aicher – always involved in the latest developments

2011

Aicher delivers a subassembly consisting of 41 component parts for Bentley.

2010

Aicher commences manufacturing controller barrels for BMW motorcycle transmissions.

2009

Aicher begins serial production of parts for hybrid drives.

2008

Aicher begins serial production of double clutch transmissions.

2007/2008

Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG outsources part of its machining and entrusts Aicher with the production of well over 200 different components.
A sophisticated logistics concept (minimum stock levels at Aicher and KANBAN) ensures that parts are always punctually supplied to the customer.
A large number of Aicher parts can be found in the large-format presses “Speedmaster XL 145“ and “Speedmaster XL 162“, which were awarded the “red dot“ quality seal for top design quality in the international design competition "red dot design award: product design 2008".

2007

Aicher also supplies parts for the strongest demolition hammer on the market, AEG’s Milwaukee Kango.

2007

MTU Tognum: Aicher is the preferred partner for the development of the new generation of engines (fast running large engines for construction machines and dockside cranes, workboats and yachts, rail cars and agricultural machines, mobile cranes and container stackers).

2006

Aicher is the preferred partner in the development of double clutch gearboxes.

2006

VW is working on the development of the FSI 3,2l engine, for which Aicher supplies the drive shaft.

2004

Getrag manufactures gearboxes for BMW.
Aicher supplies complete components for them.

2003

BMW works together with Magna Drivetrain in developing the ITC for four-wheel drive gearboxes. Aicher has been involved in the development right from the very first engineering drawing.
Up to now there is not a single European four-wheel drive car without Aicher components.

2002

Aicher supplies parts for the gearbox of a Harley Davidson.

2000

VW launches W8 and W12 engines.
Aicher supplies parts for the engines.

1999

Steyr completes development of the first pump nozzle system for diesel engines. Aicher supplies parts for the system.

1985

INA manufactures the first linear guides.
Aicher supplies parts for the guides.

1977

Bosch completes development of the first anti-locking brake system.
Aicher delivers parts for the system.