A large automated automated automated automated riveting system made to help the aircraft assembly process by the German company Broetje-Automation, the first company to sign a lease to move into the Elk Grove technological park. (Image of Broetje-Automation)
Broetje-automation, a German robotics company for the aerospace industry, will be the first to rent a space in the Elk Grove technological park for its head office and its manufacturing facilities in the United States, announced Monday managers from the village of Elk Grove.
The company plans to occupy more than 43,000 square feet of space in a building on the side of the Higgins road in the technological park of 1.2 million square feet by October, have said village officials. Broetje-automation spokesperson Simon Schmidt told the newspaper that the company planned to be at full manufacturing capacity in the village of Elk Grove during this year.
View of the Elk Grove technological park during an exclusive tour last month near a retention basin and some of the 29 Wapitis statues on the site along Higgins Road. (Tom Robb / Photo of the Journal)
Broetje-Automation manufactures assembly machines, exercises, ties and component carriers for some of the biggest names in the aerospace industry, notably Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Airbus (in Europe), Gulf Stream and Spirit Aerosystems, Who operates in the Boeing supply chain, said Schmidt. .
“We are happy to finish this lease with Broetje and validate the vision of our development: providing a world class industrial park with high -end users in industries related to technology and those of traditional industries that actively use technology within their business, ”Kevin Brennan said Brennan Investment Group director in a written declaration.
Broetje-Automation specializes in “manufacturing and assembling robotic systems and automated composite manufacturing equipment”, said officials from the village of Elk Grove. Village officials said the company provided an aggressive job program to bring 80 to 100 workers to the village of Elk Grove in the coming years.
A PowerRrace robot system made by Broetje automation based in German, used in the assembly of planes. (Image of Broetje-Automation)
“An international aerospace technology giant planting its flag here in the village of Elk Grove is making our vision to meet the growing demand for modern facilities that can meet the high -tech needs of manufacturers, centers Data and others ”, the mayor of the village of Elk Grove, Craig, Craig Johnson said in a written statement. “The arrival of Broetje-Automation in the village of Elk Grove is only the beginning. We will continue to work on the promotion of the village as a leading destination for high -tech companies and companies that include the value of the location and a community that will support them at each turn. »»
A press release from the village said: “Broetje-automation will be to hire manufacturers of specialized machines with mechanical and electric skills, engineers from several disciplines (electric, mechanical, controls, software), as well as the whole range of staff back office. ”
The Broetje-Automation building will occupy 150 Innovation Drive is finished, a spokesperson for Brennan Investment Group said. The last of the first four buildings to be erected on the site, at 701 innovation DR., should be completed this fall, when “we are able to start phase two,” said spokeswoman for the investment group of Brennan, Anna Mandraino.
The plans subject to the village show that phase two of the project could include up to five additional buildings. On the nine planned buildings, Brennan said that the smallest would probably measure around 74,000 square feet and the largest 43,700 square feet.
The Elk Grove technological park was built on the old Busse farm of 85 acres. The village incorporated the land where the Busse farm was once found in 2017 to make way for a new development after the death of the Allen Busse family patriarch.
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