Hanenberg increases production capacity with JÖRG Coil Laser

Since 1963, Isolatiebedrijf Hanenberg has specialised in insulating mechanical installations in utility construction, light industry, and the food industry. Craftsmanship and quality are at the heart of this family-owned company based in Waalwijk.

Anyone walking into Hanenberg’s workshop immediately notices the friendly atmosphere. Many employees have been with the company for years and know the trade inside out. Cor Broeren, head of the workshop, is a perfect example. “I’ve been working here with great pleasure for more than 40 years now. We are a close-knit team, a real family business.”

The machines in the workshop also reflect what Hanenberg stands for: reliable equipment built to perform for many years. A JÖRG forming machine, for example, is still used daily and has a permanent place within the production process. “We have been working with JÖRG machines for many years,” says Cor. “We have always been very satisfied with them. Not only because they last a long time and perform well, but also because of the service.”

Last year, Isolatiebedrijf Hanenberg took the next step in further modernising the workshop with the search for a new cutting machine. Because the company was already working digitally with CAMDuct software, the transition to the Coil Laser perfectly matched the existing workflow and ambitions for further growth and efficiency.

“Gijs had previously helped us out when we ran into problems with CAMDuct software,” Cor explains. “When we asked him about the advantages of a JÖRG Coil Laser, we were quickly convinced it would suit us perfectly. Fewer operations, no damage to the sheet metal, and the ability to cut different materials such as stainless steel were decisive factors for us.”

Just before Christmas 2025, the existing cutting machine was replaced by a JÖRG Coil Laser. Thanks to the existing CAMDuct environment, the migration went smoothly and the new machine was quickly integrated into the production process.

The impact of the new machine soon became visible within the workshop. In particular, working directly from coil saves a great deal of time. Where several operations were previously required, blanks are now produced faster, more accurately, and with consistent quality. Materials such as steel, stainless steel, and aluminium are cut cleanly and without damage.

According to owner Ron van den Hanenberg, the investment has not only increased capacity but has also resulted in a more efficient production process and more consistent quality within the workshop. “Since the arrival of the Coil Laser, our production capacity has increased significantly,” says Ron van den Hanenberg. “The machine operates extremely efficiently, and working directly from coil saves us an enormous amount of time. We continue to invest in our people and processes so that we can keep providing customers with the quality Hanenberg is known for in the future.”

The Coil Laser also forms an important part of an efficient workshop setup. In combination with the JÖRG ducting software and the new duct roller, ducts are produced quickly and efficiently. A dedicated station has been set up in the workshop where blanks are processed into complete ducts in a single operation.

Due to the increased production capacity, the layout of the workshop is being further optimised so that logistics and production activities can be aligned even more intelligently and efficiently.

In addition to the machine’s performance, the cooperation with JÖRG is also highly appreciated. “Communication is direct and personal,” says Cor. “If there’s an issue, we know exactly who to call. Things move quickly and they really think along with us. That personal contact and involvement make the difference for us.”

With this investment, Hanenberg responds to the increasing demand for speed, quality, and efficiency within the insulation industry.