Bosch Rexroth and Middlesex collaborate on conveyor systems

Published: 11-Sep-2008

Bosch Rexroth AG and Middlesex Industries SA (Lugano, Switzerland) are planning joint sales activities for cleanroom conveyor systems, based on Middlesex technology.


George Horn, president and ceo of Middlesex Industries SA, and Dr.-Ing. Jorg Walther, executive vice president Linear Motion and Assembly Technologies, Bosch Rexroth AG, signed a deal subject to approval by the antitrust authorities both parties will conclude binding agreements within the next months.

The cooperation will primarily encompass mutual supply of conveyor modules and components, but will include handling and cooperation on system projects, as well, especially in industries such as semiconductors, hard disk drives, medical devices and, above all, photovoltaics.

Furthermore, both parties intend to cooperate on future development and manufacturing of the next generation of automated material handling systems to meet the needs of the semiconductor industry for 300mm Prime and 450mm wafer fabs.

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