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Ever since Volkswagen bought its first Støtek furnace in 2009, they have expanded their furnace capacity additionally, resulting in lower energy costs and saving the plant in Kassel thousands of Euros.
Volkswagen plans to decarbonize its production and make mobility climate-neutral with the new initiative 'Way to Zero'. They have taken numerous steps leading them towards becoming net carbon neutral by 2050. One of the initiatives in their production was to replace their old furnaces with new, more energy-efficient ones. This was where Støtek entered the picture.
10.000 Euros per furnace. That was the amount saved yearly at the Volkswagen plant in Kassel after replacing 10 furnaces with new furnaces from Støtek.
Volkswagen's new initiative for climate-neutral mobility - "Volkswagen way to zero"
Dr. T. Kreuzinger, Volkswagen
Dr. T Kreuzinger points out Støtek’s unique dosing system, which operates through a vacuum to ensure that the starting level is constant all the time. This allows accurate dosing of the metal dispensed and a higher metal quality.
Another advantage is that the Støtek furnaces only require minimal cleaning and that their design makes cleaning fast and easy.
Hosting Europe’s biggest die-casting foundry, and producing 5.96 million cast parts a year, the people at the Volkswagen plant in Kassel depend on production running as smoothly as possible. Therefore, superb quality and quick service are must-haves when choosing furnaces and other inventory for their production facilities.
Dr. T. Kreuzinger, Volkswagen
The Volkswagen plant in Kassel covers an area of 3,040,532 m2 and employs more than 15,500 staff members
As the main manufacturer of gearboxes, the Kassel plant is one of the key component suppliers for the vehicle assembly plants operated by the Volkswagen Group around the world. In addition to manufacturing gearboxes, the Kassel plant supplies several other important vehicle components, such as exhaust systems and body parts.
In 2011 the plant manufactured approximately 3.6 million gearboxes and around 4.2 million exhaust systems. The press shop and body manufacturing plant produce some 1,300 metric tonnes of sheet steel every working day and make around 60,000 body parts each day and hot form hardening 24,000 parts each day.
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