Kahle Automation
89 Headquarters Plaza North, Suite 355
Morristown, NJ 07960
About Kahle Automation
Today, Automatic Medical Device Assembly Machines demand a different kind of machine builder. Performance, reliability, solid engineering and design, and a complete understanding of the device being assembled are essential. Since 1980, Kahle has focused solely on the manufacture of assembly machines for medical devices, making Kahle the obvious choice for any Medical Device Automation and Assembly Project.
Kahle Automation, a name identified with state of the art automation, was established in 1920. With early roots in the glass machinery business, Kahle provided equipment for the medical device, pharmaceutical, electrical and automotive industries. In the beginning, Kahle was there with the first automatic machines to produce glass syringes and thermometers. Kahle has developed with the market from glass medical devices to plastic disposable medical devices and diagnostic products. Kahle's experience makes it a world-class provider of assembly equipment to every major medical device company throughout the world.
Kahle offers the best of small company flexibility and large company technology. Kahle possesses the ability to be responsive to your needs while having the technology to automate any assembly process. Kahle has allocated its human resource assets where they should be - in technology. In fact, over half of Kahle's 120 member staff is involved in engineering and design activities. Our level of technology is the pinnacle to other companies who provide medical device automation. Behind Kahle's innovative technology is integrity, which has earned the company a trustworthy reputation and a continuing bond with both our old and new customers. Kahle is committed and positioned to continue its legacy well into the 21st century, welcomes new challenges and looks forward to becoming your production partner.
Kahle has two facilities worldwide. A 28,000 square foot facility in Caravaggio, Italy, houses all manufacturing, research and design and European sales, while an office in Summit, New Jersey, USA, handles worldwide sales and marketing.
Kahle Automation, a name identified with state of the art automation, was established in 1920. With early roots in the glass machinery business, Kahle provided equipment for the medical device, pharmaceutical, electrical and automotive industries. In the beginning, Kahle was there with the first automatic machines to produce glass syringes and thermometers. Kahle has developed with the market from glass medical devices to plastic disposable medical devices and diagnostic products. Kahle's experience makes it a world-class provider of assembly equipment to every major medical device company throughout the world.
Kahle offers the best of small company flexibility and large company technology. Kahle possesses the ability to be responsive to your needs while having the technology to automate any assembly process. Kahle has allocated its human resource assets where they should be - in technology. In fact, over half of Kahle's 120 member staff is involved in engineering and design activities. Our level of technology is the pinnacle to other companies who provide medical device automation. Behind Kahle's innovative technology is integrity, which has earned the company a trustworthy reputation and a continuing bond with both our old and new customers. Kahle is committed and positioned to continue its legacy well into the 21st century, welcomes new challenges and looks forward to becoming your production partner.
Kahle has two facilities worldwide. A 28,000 square foot facility in Caravaggio, Italy, houses all manufacturing, research and design and European sales, while an office in Summit, New Jersey, USA, handles worldwide sales and marketing.
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