Extreme precision and speed don’t contradict each other. This is what WILD Assembly Manager Reinhold Kordesch demonstrated by winning the “Speed wins” competition at MOTEC 2016.

Every product made by WILD is a hybrid of high technology and handicraft. a combination of the latest technology and experienced manual skills. Reinhold Kordesch, assembly team leader at Medical Technology recently demonstrated that WILD’s assembly employees are masters in their trade. He won the “Speed wins” competition staged by AVENTICS at the 2016 international trade fair for production and assembly automation MOTEC by a clear margin from a total of 175 participants. It took him just 1 minute and 33 seconds to assemble a valve system. That was no coincidence. Kordesch – just like the rest of the assembly team at WILD – possesses a set of particular skills which are essential for such precision work: dexterity, spatial perception, team spirit, a high level of concentration and, first and foremost, utmost reliability and commitment to quality. “What makes WILD stand out is the breadth of skills we combine under one roof. Our staff bring experience in mechatronics, electronics, mechanics, and optics. Be it blood dialysis equipment, prosthetic systems or retina scanners, you will not find a mass production line at WILD. All assemblies are combinations of complex high-end devices. Our employees must therefore be capable of carrying out very complex activities independently”, Kordesch stresses.