FIPA GmbH

FIPA GmbH

Address
Freisinger Strasse 30
Ismaning
85737
Germany
Phone: +49 89 962489-0
Fax: +49 89 962489-11
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Founded 1985 in Munich, Germany, FIPA is the leading innovator in Vacuum Technology and End-of-Arm Tooling solutions. We specialize in developing quality products and dynamic solutions for all aspects of your material flow systems.

Our focused approach and industry expertise enable us to be highly flexible to the needs of our customers, delivering customized solutions, even on short lead times, and providing a full range of products and solutions that fit nearly every aspect of the production cycle. FIPA’s commitment to technology, innovation and quality is matched only by our pledge to provide superior customer service, giving you peace of mind that you can count on us. Our team-centered culture empowers our dedicated employees to strive for excellence in the products we produce and in the way we interact with our customers.

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