Wieser has been familiar with battery production processes for many years. The diverse know-how ranges from fully automated assembly of battery stacks and battery management units to welding of cell modules - both for battery electric vehicles and for stationary buffer storages.

The Wieser range includes semi and fully automated equipment used for the manufacture of automotive safety systems e.g. belt retractors or tensioners. These systems are integrated in vehicles from all the leading OEMs. These types of assembly lines are designed and built to customer specifications. Close cooperation with the customer during the project phase is essential for high quality equipment.

On this equipment, all individual components (e.g. trays and turbulent sheets) are conveyed, assembled via handling units (e.g. robots) and then soldered fully automatically.

Fully automated production of sensor system components e.g. for brake fluid level indicators where the wires are uncoiled, cut, embossed and then re-cut

Semi and fully automated assembly equipment for diesel injectors with complete monitoring of all assembly procedures.

Wieser designs and manufactures screwing stations for larger forces and torques: e.g. 100kN and 2000Nm.
Areas of application include screwing acorn nuts with injector housing

This equipment is used for the automatic unwinding and separating of steel cable and subsequent assembly (pressing and embossing) with cable loops

Semi and fully automatic dispensing and soldering equipment with integrated camera inspection for electronic components are also part of the Wieser range.

Fully automatic production lines for assembling connector and terminal blocks. Complete automation of material supply, use of assembly robots and test units

Wieser also produces semi and full automated production lines for the assembly of electronic modules and electronic assemblies for the automotive industry and/or e-mobility. The range goes from automatic parts feed, assembly, function testing, marking up to packaging.

Wieser develops assembly equipment for components used in the furniture industry. This includes e.g. rapid connectors, pull-out rails, suspension systems etc.