22/01/2026
Strong Partners Supporting Market Growth
The solid growth in flat rolled aluminum products as well as the positive outlook on long-term growth for steel products require a pro-active approach from Latin America’s industry, particularly from Brazilian manufacturers.
The HerkulesGroup incorporates a variety of important brands providing solutions to the industry, such as Maschinenfabrik Herkules and WaldrichSiegen – both known for the precise and efficient machining of large workpieces and rolls. Being present in the Brazilian market for more than a decade, Herkules Latin America, one of the group’s numerous service locations all over the world, is sharpening their local service offerings.
Therefore, we are proud to announce the cooperation with a well-established local company, Grupo CNC. Grupo CNC is a pioneer in mechanical engineering, maintenance, and retrofitting, specialized in the modernization and maintenance of heavy duty machine tools. Grupo CNC has proven experience in servicing and repairing inhouse equipment for machine tools in various means, relying now on the expertise and know-how of the HerkulesGroup to further expand their portfolio. “For decades, we have been supplying our Brazilian customers with high-quality machines and, with our excellent on-site service personnel, ensuring smooth operations and troubleshooting for our customers at all times,” explains Steffen Geisweid, Global Head of Business Area Spare Parts/Revamps at the HerkulesGroup. “By expanding our technological capabilities and service offerings in close cooperation with our partner, we are now even better positioned to fully realize our potential.”
Both companies put a strong focus on providing local service, retrofitting, and machine rebuilds for roll grinders, heavy-duty milling machines and floor-type boring machines. “This commitment provides a solid and trustful base for our customers in upgrading their production capacities, and in safeguarding the reliability and availability of their offerings to the metals industry,” Steffen Geisweid closes.
