The 2021 window manufacturing year was also heavily influenced by the COVID-19 pandemic. For manufacturing industries such as mechanical engineering, the primary focus was on the global shortage of raw materials and the resulting price increases. We, too\u2014and therefore you as well\u2014were affected by this.<\/p>\n\n
\u201cDespite all the challenges, we weathered the crisis year of 2021 better than originally expected, and demand for our high-end solutions remains consistently strong. We even set a new record for order intake,\u201d says Martin Urban, managing partner of Urban GmbH & Co. Maschinenbau KG. There is currently a huge surge of interest in URBAN\u2019s groundbreaking CUT welding technology, which produces flawless window surfaces with no visible grooves. URBAN\u2019s technology has immediately established itself as the new industry standard.<\/p>\n\n
URBAN\u2019s high-end machines are in high demand not only in Central Europe, but also in the United Kingdom, for example. \u201cCompanies are trying to compensate for the skilled labor shortage caused by Brexit with machine technology. We already have orders with delivery dates extending through the end of 2023 and into 2024,\u201d says Urban. Not only URBAN\u2019s welding and plastering technology, but also its diverse logistics solutions are seeing very high demand.<\/p>\n\n
\u201cThis isn\u2019t just about efficiency in the production process; it\u2019s also about the well-being of our employees. After all, window and door units in modern residential construction are getting bigger and bigger\u2014and, naturally, heavier as well. This makes it all the more important to reduce the physical strain on our production staff. With our intelligent unstacking, sorting, and transport solutions, we\u2019re optimizing our processes in multiple ways. Because we streamline assembly processes while also increasing employee satisfaction at our customers’ sites,” explains Fred-Karsten Karl from URBAN Sales.<\/p>\n\n
URBAN\u2019s innovative ideas are now in high demand in the aluminum industry as well. URBAN was not spared from material shortages and price increases. \u201cCompared to others, however, we benefited from our high level of vertical integration. We simply manufactured some components ourselves when they were unavailable. Our team has once again demonstrated that URBAN can always be relied upon,\u201d says Martin Urban with satisfaction.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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