In films, on stage, at trade fairs and events, the audi­ence expects impres­sive effects today. Of course, dig­i­tal tricks are futile in front of an audi­ence and even in the case of film, the prob­lem with the inter­ac­tion of machine and actors quick­ly arises.

The con­struc­tive prob­lems we are faced with in films are very diverse and range from sim­ple mechan­ics to com­plex, com­put­er-con­trolled mecha­tron­ic sys­tems. This makes us one of our biggest cus­tomers, because more than 70% of our effect devices are designed and built by us. You sim­ply can’t buy them any­where or sim­i­lar devices would not be able to cope with the strain.

We also use this exper­tise in the con­struc­tion of stage mechan­ics and func­tion­al mod­els, as our work­shop allows us to build and test large-vol­ume con­struc­tions at any time. Our machine shop is equipped with all com­mon tools for met­al, plas­tic and wood work­ing, includ­ing rapid-pro­to­typ­ing tools such as CNC milling machines, laser cut­ters and 3D printers.

If required, we can also offer cer­ti­fi­ca­tions for our con­struc­tions accord­ing to ger­man DGUV 17/18 (BGV C1), DGUV 315–390 (BGG / GUV‑G 912), DIN 56950–1:2012–05, Arb­SchG and oth­er tech­ni­cal regulations.

Cer­ti­fi­ca­tions for oth­er coun­tries upon request. We also offer wind load cal­cu­la­tions, struc­tur­al analy­sis and if nec­es­sary mon­i­tor­ing of the man­u­fac­tur­ing process by cer­ti­fi­ca­tion author­i­ties such as Dekra, TÜV etc.

Please note, that a pos­te­ri­or cer­ti­fi­ca­tion for spe­cial con­struc­tions such as leisure facil­i­ties, amuse­ment rides and all con­struc­tions involv­ing audi­ence is not pos­si­ble and must start before the start of the con­struc­tion phase.