A future based on Experience

The Häusermann success story tells a tale of vision with regard to fundamental decisions and proximity to the customer in the course of day-to-day business.

Under the motto, "Reliability demands experience", in 2007 Häusermann GmbH recalled the centenary of its existence and origins as a metal etching company. We look back on our history with pride, having evolved from a pioneer in the field of PCB production into a leading high-tech company.

1907
Company foundation as a metal etching shop in Vienna
Production of all types of signs, especially those involving chemical engraving

1939
Transfer to Gars am Kamp
The premises of a defunct needle factory are first rented and then subsequently purchased

1966
Production of single-sided PCBs

1978
Addition of a new production hall
Continual production expansion with further extensions in 1984 and 1987

1980
Multilayer PCB production commences

1982
Production and sale of membrane keyboards begins

1999
Introduction of microvia technology
Microvia technology involves the creation of holes with diameters of 50-100 µm by means of laser technology or plasma etching on the outer layer. The holes end on the copper of the next, or next but one layer

1999
Production of HDI prints

2002
Devastating flood disaster in August

2002
Opening ceremony and launch of Häusermann NEW in November

2003
Serial production of rigid-flex PCBs
In combination with rigid PCBs, thin, flexible PCBs, e.g. on the basis of polyimide films, offer a space-saving, 3D structure

2003
Creation of a sales team in Germany with the aim of achieving full-cover market support

2006
HSMtec market launch
With in-house developed technology for high current and heat management, Häusermann offers a cost-efficient solution for the use of high current in combination with heat management on PCBs

2007
HSMtec wins Lower Austrian Innovation Prize

2008
Implementation of the Competence Center "High Current and Thermal Management"

2009
HSMtec avialable in large volume production (Partnership AT&S)

2010
Nominatin for the Austrian award for power efficiency