The new Busch and Pfeiffer Vacuum building became necessary due to the positive business development of the Busch Group in Switzerland. “This new facility symbolizes the close relationship with our customers in Switzerland. It will be a center of innovation and state-of-the-art vacuum solutions. Our goal is to set new standards in efficiency and reliability, tailored to the unique requirements of the Swiss industry,” said Sami Busch, Co-CEO and Co-Owner of Busch Vacuum Solutions, at the ground-breaking ceremony. Christian Muser, Managing Director of Busch Switzerland, added: “Our new location is in an attractive business location with excellent transportation links, enabling us to reach our customers easily anywhere in Switzerland.”
The new building is being constructed on an area of almost 6,100 square meters in the Grossmatt industrial estate in Sisseln in the canton Aargau. Premises for systems building, a repair workshop, storage space, and offices for sales staff and engineers will occupy a total of 3,195 square meters. It goes without saying that all 34 existing employees of Busch Switzerland, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, will continue to be employed in Sisseln, as will the 15 employees of Pfeiffer Vacuum Switzerland. Busch Switzerland is currently based in Magden, near Sisseln, while Pfeiffer Vacuum Switzerland is in Zurich.
The new building is being constructed on an area of almost 6,100 square meters in the Grossmatt industrial estate in Sisseln in the canton Aargau. Premises for systems building, a repair workshop, storage space, and offices for sales staff and engineers will occupy a total of 3,195 square meters. It goes without saying that all 34 existing employees of Busch Switzerland, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, will continue to be employed in Sisseln, as will the 15 employees of Pfeiffer Vacuum Switzerland. Busch Switzerland is currently based in Magden, near Sisseln, while Pfeiffer Vacuum Switzerland is in Zurich.
