High-end extension with cleanroom, smart warehouse logistics, and sustainable energy concept at Lake Constance

Vertical expansion of tecnotron company building, over 1,000m² additional production area, ISO6 cleanroom, vertical storage lifts. (Copyright: tecnotron elektronik GmbH)

Modern sustainable vertical expansion of the manufacturing building at Lake Constance. (Copyright: tecnotron elektronik GmbH)

Managing Partners - Florian Schemm and Alex Weyerich, tecnotron elektronik GmbH. (Copyright: tecnotron elektronik GmbH)

New at tecnotron: Cleanroom ISO 6. (Copyright: tecnotron elektronik GmbH)

tecnotron, an independent, family-run E²MS specialist from Lake Constance, significantly expands its production capacity and sets new standards for quality, efficiency, and sustainability in electronics manufacturing.

The state-of-the-art expansion of the existing building has created over 1,000 m² of additional production space with an ISO 6 cleanroom for the manufacturing of highly sensitive electronics under strictly controlled conditions, space for the decoupling of the modern machinery park, and for the efficient implementation of complex multi-stage assemblies.

Intralogistics has also been elevated to a new level: Two vertical storage lifts, a shelving-based storage system over 13 meters high, provide approximately 350 m² of additional storage capacity for highly sensitive electronic components – space-saving and compact.

The energy concept is considered a benchmark: The heating and cooling demand, the process cooling, is fully covered by geothermal heat pumps; the electricity is 100 percent from renewable sources, largely from the company's own photovoltaic system on the roof and facade. And ideal production conditions are maintained for employees and products: constant temperature and humidity control, excellent air quality, and ergonomic 1,000 lux lighting.

With certified processes according to EN 9100, ISO 13485, and ISO 14001, tecnotron emphasizes its commitment to developing high-end solutions for markets with the highest demands – from industry to medical technology, aerospace, and defense.

Conclusion: This expansion is more than just additional production space. It combines cleanroom technology, smart logistics, and uncompromising sustainability – a high-end project and a clear statement for demanding electronics manufacturing in Germany.