TBH in an interview with HOME OF WELDING at AMB

The AMB in Stuttgart is one of the most important gathering places for the international metalworking industry. Companies, experts, and interested parties come together here to discuss current developments, innovative technologies, and new solutions for industrial manufacturing.
TBH was also represented at the trade show. During a tour of the event, the team from HOME OF WELDING visited us at our booth and spoke with our colleague Matthias Bürkle. The resulting video provides a brief glimpse of the trade show and showcases TBH as a trusted partner for reliable extraction and filtration solutions in industrial metalworking.
TBH has been developing modular extraction and filtration systems for various industrial applications for more than 30 years. Depending on the process and requirements, the systems can be individually configured and equipped with various filter stages. The focus is on reliable air purification, ease of use, and seamless integration into existing production environments.
Trade shows like AMB offer us an important opportunity to engage in person with users, partners, and industry experts.

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