Innovative solutions with forward-thinking technologies
Oerlikon’s brands stand for cutting-edge technology that empowers customers to do more, in a different way and better than ever before.
The Oerlikon Group is structured into three segments: Surface Solutions, Manmade Fibers and Drive Systems.
Each segment provides its technologies and services under well-established brand names and pursues strategies based on the needs and requirements of the respective markets.
Oerlikon Balzers, world-leading provider of surface technologies, develops solutions and equipment and offers services to considerably improve the efficiency and longevity of precision components and tools for the metal and polymer processing industry.
Oerlikon Balzers
Oerlikon Metco is a leading surface solutions provider with a global presence. We are focused on supporting our customers with innovative surface engineering products using advanced coating and surface enhancement technologies, advanced materials for industrial processes and specialized component manufacturing using a unique set of machining technologies. We provide strong customer support for our products and services.
Oerlikon Metco
Oerikon Barmag is the global market leader in the development and production of draw texturing machines and spinning systems for synthetic fibers, such as polyester, nylon and polypropylene.
Oerlikon Barmag
Oerlikon Neumag is a global market and technology leader in complete production systems for BCF carpet yarn, as well as solutions for synthetic staple fibers. We are a leading provider of nonwoven technology.
Oerlikon Neumag
Oerlikon Graziano is the world-leading provider of components for drive technology. This includes high-performance applications in the automotive and electric vehicle industry, transmission system and switching solutions, and drives for tractors and construction machinery.
Oerlikon Graziano
Oerlikon Fairfield is a leading manufacturer of customer-specific transmission system products and drive solutions for a wide range of applications.
Oerlikon Fairfield