High-Tech Solutions for Workholding and Gear Manufacturing Tools
We are one of Gleason's competence centers for workholding and gear manufacturing tools. Gleason Cutting Tools GmbH in Munich develops and produces high precision workholding solutions and gear manufacturing tools like shaving cutters, chamfering and deburring tools, master gears, honing and grinding tools, as well as diamond-plated dressing tools for various applications.
The New Gleason Cutting Tools GmbH in Munich and Eisenbach
Gleason-Hurth Tooling GmbH in Munich and Gleason Cutting Tools GmbH in Eisenbach are merging their business activities. As of July 01, 2023, the two business units will operate under the one name "Gleason Cutting Tools GmbH". Please update your supplier records ...
In The Heart of Munich
The Gleason Cutting Tools plant is located right in the heart of Munich, only a few steps away from the famous Olympia-Park. Munich is one of the most popular cities in Germany and combines high-tech spirit and automotive entrepreneurship with traditional Bavarian hospitality and a beautiful surrounding with a wide variety of leisure activities, top cultural offerings and the proximity to the Alp Region.
We Offer our Team a Variety of Advantages!
Working with cutting edge products in a high tech environment, flexible work hours, ergonomic and modern workplaces, personal and team development, company health management, performance oriented-pay, profit-sharing model and target agreements.
Explore new ways with Gleason
Tradition
In 1896 Carl Hurth founded the Carl Hurth Maschinen- und Zahnradfabrik Munich. Today, its successor, Gleason Cutting Tools, is one of the most modern manufacturers of high precision tools and workholding systems for gears and geared shafts.
Quality Products Made in Germany
We take our promises seriously. Our locations are certified to current standards employing best practice processes to keep quality at the highest level, continuously improving efficiency and actively managing and correcting deviations that may occur.
