History

From a staff of four to a team of more than 3,000 employees

The history of Bausch+Ströbel began with a staff of four in a small 200 square meter building in Haller Straße 57, Ilshofen.

1967

First AFV with patented skewer puller. This machine symbolises the company's rise from a small business to world market leader, characterised by innovation, precision and a high level of vertical integration.

1971

First fully automated processing system for disposable syringes

1972

AFV 4005 - The world's first continuously operating rotary machine for ampoules

1978

Developed valveless rotary piston pump

1988

Manufactured the first line for processing ready-to-use syringes in nests

1992

Began manufacturing powder dosing equipment. The FFP 2000 was launched.

1996

Manufactured the first high-speed line for processing cartridges in an isolator

2006

Manufactured the SFM 5072 – high-speed machine for processing 60,000 ready-to-use syringes per hour with in-process control

2011-2013

Completed the largest building project in the history of the company: A new assembly building in Ilshofen with offices, training and presentation facilities, and company restaurant