How is cutting-edge industrial technology “Made in Saxony-Anhalt” created? Laempe Mössner Sinto GmbH will provide answers to this question during its Open Week from June 23 to 26, 2026, at its headquarters in Meitzendorf. The event will focus on the new L3D-200 3D printing system, which is already in use at well-known industrial companies and, according to the company, is currently one of the most powerful systems for additive core manufacturing worldwide.
State Secretary Stefanie Pötzsch opened the public day of Open Week with a clear message for Saxony-Anhalt as an industrial hub. Speaking before customers, partners, employees, and guests from the business and political communities, she praised the role of the family-owned company as a driver of innovation and an internationally successful machine manufacturer: “Saxony-Anhalt needs companies that not only respond to existing markets but also actively shape technological developments. Today, Laempe impressively demonstrates how engineering expertise and innovative strength lead to international competitiveness. Companies like this are important anchors of our economic structure and strengthen the region’s appeal for investment, skilled workers, and new technologies.”
Open Week offers insights into technologies developed in Saxony-Anhalt that are used in industry worldwide. The focus is on the new L3D-200 3D printer, which Laempe developed for the industrial series production of sand cores and sand molds and which ranks among the most powerful solutions of its kind worldwide.
The L3D-200 enables highly automated and cost-effective production of complex cores and molds for modern cast components. Speed, process stability, and scalability make the system particularly attractive to industrial users, suppliers, and foundries. Such systems are already in use today at the BMW Group, among others.
Innovation as a Location Factor “We
develop technologies that are used worldwide and help shape the transformation of the industry,” explains André Klimm, Managing Director of Laempe Mössner Sinto GmbH. “Open Week offers the opportunity to showcase the innovative strength of our region. At the same time, it is a clear commitment to our Meitzendorf location, where we have been investing, training, and growing for 30 years. As a family-owned company, we think long-term—for our customers, our employees, and the region.”
Rooted in the Region—Successful Around the World
The development of the new generation of presses exemplifies the company’s innovation strategy. Research, design, manufacturing, and assembly all take place at the Meitzendorf site. From here and another location in Schopfheim (Baden-Württemberg), the company supports customers worldwide on challenging projects.
Open Week offers guests insights not only into the new 3D printing system but also into modern automation solutions, current development projects, the company’s portfolio of core manufacturing technologies, and its international focus. Customers, suppliers, partners, and potential young talent are expected to attend. Technical presentations, machine demonstrations, and factory tours round out the program. The event is thus not merely a product presentation but a practical insight into modern core manufacturing, automation, and integrated production processes.
Laempe Mössner Sinto Info Box:
- Headquarters: Meitzendorf (Barleben) near Magdeburg
- Founded: 1980 in Schopfheim (Baden-Württemberg)
- Location in Saxony-Anhalt: since 1996
- Business areas: Development and manufacture of core shooting machines, automation solutions, additive manufacturing (including 3D printing), as well as digitalization and Industry 4.0 applications for demanding industrial production processes both within and outside the foundry industry.
- Employees: Approximately 350 employees worldwide, including about 280 at the Meitzendorf location.
About Laempe Mössner Sinto GmbH:
Laempe Mössner Sinto GmbH is the global market leader in core manufacturing technology for the foundry industry and, with its comprehensive portfolio of products and services, covers all areas of modern core manufacturing—from conventional and additive to hybrid manufacturing. This long-established German company is a developer of comprehensive solutions headquartered in Barleben/Meitzendorf, Saxony-Anhalt. A total of 350 employees work at this state-of-the-art production site, the Schopfheim location in the Black Forest, and at the subsidiaries in Pune (India) and Beijing (China). www.laempe.com
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