Rhein-Nadel Automation GmbH (RNA) has founded a new company in the field of feeding systems technology in Amberg called FSA Zuführtechnik GmbH. FSA focuses exclusively on milled bowl feeders made of polyamide and aluminium in order to offer an alternative to the competition in the market.
Rhein-Nadel Automation GmbH (RNA) has founded FSA Zuführtechnik GmbH in Amberg, Bavaria, which commenced operations on January 1, 2025. FSA focuses on the development and CAD/CAM-supported production of polyamide and aluminium bowl feeders for very small and small parts. The company, which consists of competent former employees of Afag GmbH in Amberg, concentrates exclusively on reproducible feeding systems.
Klaus Bott, former COO and CTO of the Afag Group as well as long-standing Managing Director of Afag GmbH in Amberg and experienced for many decades in the development and manufacture of feeding systems with milled bowl feeders, is heading the unit as Managing Director since January 1, 2025. The two Managing Directors of RNA, Christopher Pavel and Benedict Borggreve, are also members of the Management Board.
FSA is supported by digital solutions and software from RNA. With the simulation software and AI from RNA, FSA is able to map all feeding systems fully digitally and access a huge database of CAD data. This also enables FSA to search for a suitable feeding solution based on the part model.
Christopher Pavel, Managing Partner of the RNA Group, explains:
Thanks to the CAD design, all milled bowl feeders can be reproduced and fully simulated. The establishment of FSA and the associated product expansion are intended to further expand market share and drive growth in the market.
The offices and production hall have been fully equipped since the end of last year. Sales, design and production are housed at the new site in the West industrial area in Amberg. The first feeding systems are scheduled to be delivered as early as April 2025.
The FSA team is available to answer your questions at any time at [email protected].