Aerial view of Boschert in 1989, before the completion of the new B317 road.
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Production quantities of the manufactured KST CNC stop bar punching machines.
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Further construction measures led to rapid growth of the Boschert company.
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| Boschert 1981 | Boschert 1984 | Production hall 1985 |
This award was dedicated to former Minister of Economic Affairs, Dr. Rudolf Eberle. Since 1985, it has recognized small and medium-sized enterprises for exemplary achievements in the development of new products and technical processes or in the application of modern technology.
We received the award for the development of our angle-adjustable notching machine, MiniS.
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Exhipition Birmingham 1984 |
Exhipition Brasil 1985 |
Exhipition France |
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Exhipition Milano 1987 |
Exhipition USA |
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| Photo of the punching machines and notching assembly from 1983 | Warranty card for an LB 15 from 1983 |
Letter from Udo Kunz to a bank requesting financing.
The success of this is evidenced by the building permit issued by the Mayor’s Office of Lörrach.
Paris Trade Fair 1978 with Dimaco
Photo: Udo Kunz with Vera and Georges Conrad
In 1976, after 30 years, Ludwig Boschert sold 51% of the company shares to Udo Kunz.
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| Ludwig Boschert | Udo Kunz |
Introduction of the new managing partner, Udo Kunz, to the then-current staff.
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It is not precisely documented how Ludwig Boschert established contact with the company Hänggi. After the oil crisis of 1973, the mechanical engineering company required financial support from the bank, which was, however, denied. This was likely a stroke of luck for Boschert, as it allowed them to acquire the patent for the notching machine. Shortly thereafter, Boschert expanded the machine to incorporate the 3-point guidance patent. This ingenious solution remains in use to this day and gives the Boschert notching machine its renowned precision and durability. |
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At that time, customer orders were recorded index cards. |
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