Since the early 1990s, Bohle has been developing and manufacturing glass processing machinery - at first in its Torgau subsidiary and since 2009 in the Haan headquarters. The comprehensive machinery portfolio has been continuously expanded - both by other machines from Bohle´s own production plant but also by products from selected suppliers which have been developed and/or modified according to our requirements. Nowadays, due to the low vertical range of production, it is no longer relevant whether each single part of a product is manufactured in-house: it all comes down to quality, customer service, technical advice and the price-performance ratio - all these factors are priorities at Bohle. Regardless of which glass processing machine you select, you can always count on excellent performance - because Bohle machines are developed and manufactured by glass professionals for glass professionals.
Since the early 1990s, Bohle has been developing and manufacturing glass processing machinery - at first in its Torgau subsidiary and since 2009 in the Haan headquarters. The comprehensive...
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Since the early 1990s, Bohle has been developing and manufacturing glass processing machinery - at first in its Torgau subsidiary and since 2009 in the Haan headquarters. The comprehensive machinery portfolio has been continuously expanded - both by other machines from Bohle´s own production plant but also by products from selected suppliers which have been developed and/or modified according to our requirements. Nowadays, due to the low vertical range of production, it is no longer relevant whether each single part of a product is manufactured in-house: it all comes down to quality, customer service, technical advice and the price-performance ratio - all these factors are priorities at Bohle. Regardless of which glass processing machine you select, you can always count on excellent performance - because Bohle machines are developed and manufactured by glass professionals for glass professionals.
