Facts about Traub

• Founded: 1938
• Headquarters: Reichenbach an der Fils, Germany
• Specialization: CNC turning machines, multi-spindle automatic lathes, and precision engineering solutions
• Key Markets: Automotive, aerospace, medical, and general manufacturing industries
• Reputation: Known for reliability, precision, and innovation in CNC technology

Model Table

History Timeline

• 1938: Traub is founded in Reichenbach an der Fils, Germany, focusing on precision turning machines.
• 1950s: Introduction of the first automatic lathes, establishing Traub as a key player in the precision engineering market.
• 1960s: Expansion into international markets, gaining a strong foothold in the automotive and aerospace industries.
• 1970s: Development of CNC technology, leading to the creation of advanced turning machines.
• 1980s: Launch of the TNL series, setting new standards for precision and productivity.
• 1990s: Continued innovation with the introduction of multi-spindle lathes, enhancing efficiency and versatility.
• 2000s: Traub solidifies its reputation as a leader in CNC technology, serving diverse industries with cutting-edge solutions.
• 2010: Traub merges with Index, combining strengths to provide even more comprehensive machining solutions.

Conclusion

Traub's legacy in precision engineering and CNC technology remains influential, even after its merger with Index. The company's dedication to innovation, quality, and customer satisfaction has left an indelible mark on the manufacturing industry. As part of the Index Group, the spirit of Traub continues to thrive, driving advancements in machining solutions and setting new benchmarks for excellence.

For more information about the combined capabilities of Traub and Index, visit the Index Group website.