In addition to its core business of flags and banners the product portfolio also includes small items such as pennants and insignias, embroidered flags for troops and clubs as well as a wide range of accessories such as masts. As the products of Fahnen-Gärtner often have to withstand demanding conditions, high quality is obviously a top priority.
Gerald Heerdegen (CEO of Fahnen-Gärtner GmbH):
'What convinced us was the precision achieved through contact-less and distortion free cutting. The flag material can be processed quickly straight from the roll with the eurolaser system. In particular the fused cut edges created by the thermal laser process are a great advantage for us. It means there is no lint or fraying, so time-consuming reworking is no longer necessary.
We can cut large-format textiles with perfect accuracy thanks to the enormous processing area of the system and this gives us a unique selling point, because there is no other textile laser cutting system of this size in use anywhere else in Austria.'
Fahnen-Gärtner GmbH
Mittersil / Austria
www.fahnen-gaertner.com
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With its around 100 employees and approx. 7500 m2 company site Fahnen-Gärtner today supplies about 30,000 customers worldwide. Every year, about half a million square meters of fabric are processed. Again and again they have supplied the flags for events such as Olympic Games and World Championships, starting in 1964 in Innsbruck then on to Schladming, Seefeld, Bormeo (Italy), Ruhpolding (Germany), Saalbach, Lillehammer (Norway), Ramsau and right through to the 2001 Alpine Skiing World Cup in St. Anton, the 2002 Mountain Bike World Championship in Kaprun, the Olympia in Turin and the 2006 Sailing, Ski-jumping and Cycling World Cup.
Such a success story is a clear indication that producing quality products pays off and is reflected in a high level of customer satisfaction. And technology from eurolaser plays its part here, both today and in the future. Today Fahnen-Gärtner not only stands for quality awareness and tradition, but also for a modern approach, flexibility and innovation.