1918 |
Charles Léon Haesler founded a small manufacturing company making machinery and equipment for the watch industry in Le Locle, Switzerland. The machine are based on rotary indexing table technology.
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1961 |
The company was acquired by Mikron and becomes Mikron Haesler SA.
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1976 |
The primary assembly system based on the rotary indexing technology was launched: the Polyfactor™.
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1991 |
Mikron SA Boudry concentrates its activities exclusively in the assembly field. Creation of the Assembly Technology division.
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1994 |
Development of the linear assembly solution Flexifactor™, a concept based on the standard Flexcell™ cell.
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1997 |
Introduction of the robotic assembly cell Syfast™.
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1999 |
CEI Automation, aquired in 1998, becomes Mikron Corporation Denver, USA.
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2002 |
Launch of the new high performance linear assembly system G05™.
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2003 |
Sales of the 500th Flexcell™.
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2004 |
Launch of the flexible feeding system Polyfeed™ Standalone.
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2006 |
Launch of the G05™ palletizer. Integration of the Polyfeed™ standalone in the G05™ product family.
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2007 |
Integral Systems Pte Ltd in Singapore aquired by the Mikron Group (today Mikron Singapore Pte Ltd)
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2009 |
Foundation of Integral Systems (Shanghai) Ltd, subsidiary in P. R. China (today Mikron Shanghai Ltd).
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2010 |
Launch of the new low to medium volume automation platform Mikron EcoLine™.
New division name: "Mikron Automation". The Assembly Technology division was amalgamated with the Integral Systems companies who start operating under the name of Mikron. |
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