The sheet iron dials, manufactured in 1958, were renewed as part of the overall renovation of Eichstätter Cathedral. The old hands were preserved and renovated

The sheet iron dials, manufactured in 1958, were renewed as part of the overall renovation of Eichstätter Cathedral. The old hands were preserved and renovated

The artist duo Wolfgang Aichner and Thomas Huber have realized an extraordinary art clock project at Fuorcla digl Leget on the Julier Pass. We had the great pleasure of developing and manufacturing the movement.

The historic clock tower at Höchstädt Castle has been extensively renovated. There are a total of 6 dials and 6 hands that separately display the hours and minutes. For the painting of the dials, special colors are necessary that allow a color gradient and are still weatherproof.

For a hotel in Nachitschewan we developed and manufactured a complete figure circulation. 20 carillon bells were delivered and installed by us, so that different songs could be played at the full hour. The dials have LED lighting on the back.

The aim of the renovation is to minimize static and dynamic loads, as well as to extend the service life of the individual bells by striking the clapper as gently as possible with good sound excitation at the same time.

At the beginning of the complete renovation of the bell and bell automation system, the bells, motors and bell fittings as well as the entire belfry were dismantled.  Within the renovation a verifiable statics for the belfry was created. The planning of the belfry was done with the help of a 3D CAD program.

3 dials of the church St. Johann Baptist in Munich have a diameter of 4.15 m and 1 dial has a diameter of 2.55 m.  The dials had to be cleaned completely from paint. Afterwards a multiple priming and varnishing was done by hand. The numbers have a so-called gothic form.

The church in Schernfeld has received three new bell supports made of seasoned oak wood with self-aligning ball bearings and soft turned axle journals.  After hanging out the bells, the new bell supports and bearings were fitted with new hand-forged axle straps.

A clock tower with scoreboard was built at the new Jahn-Stadium of Regensburg, which exactly corresponds to the former tower at the old stadium. The landmark from the time-honored Jahn-Stadium was reproduced in detail, including, of course, the corresponding analogue outdoor clock.

2 employees replaced the old bell supports with 5 new wooden yokes with bearings and bearing plates for 5 of the 7 bells in the St. Lorenz Basilica in Kempten. The yokes of bell 1 and 3 were renewed in 2003.

The astronomical clock in the courtyard of the German Museum consists of a dial ring with a diameter of 6.6 m, a 1 meter wide ring with copper animal circle signs, an inner dial for the seconds and one for the weekdays with a diameter of about 3 m. We deinstalled and installed the complete clock and needed several thousand folios of gold during the renovation.