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China is one of the important aerospace markets with intriguing ambition to develop a civil aerospace eco-system. Broetje-Automation is actively contributing to the development of the sector. Our local subsidiary BA China is well positioned to deliver automated equipment “Made in China” in outstanding quality inspired by German quality standards.
Broetje-Automation has a long tradition on the Chinese market and is a reference supplier both in international and domestic aerospace programmes. We have contributed with automated equipment such as fastening systems like C-Frame Assembly Cells (CPAC), mobile and transport solutions for assembly of aerospace structures as well as Jigs & Tools for manual assembly. We also support Assembly Lines (FAL, Pre-FAL) with our Turnkey capabilities.
Therefore BA China is the ideal partner for automated assembly in China. Beneath the production of highly automated and field-proven products BA China also develops locally automated solutions to further develop the portfolio for the Factory of the Future of our customers.
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