Automotive Circle 2026

Retrofit for Greater Energy Efficiency in Future-Ready Paint Shops

Seamlessly coordinated workflows and robust processes are required for automotive series production. To ensure long-term production reliability, it is necessary to continuously improve not only quality, efficiency, and reliability, but also the operation of existing paint shops.

Automotive manufacturers face the challenge of operating existing paint systems in an economically viable and resource-efficient manner.

In times of global economic uncertainty, modernization concepts are becoming an attractive alternative to comprehensive new investments. Targeted retrofitting can extend the service life of existing paint systems, improve their availability, and increase energy efficiency, production reliability, and sustainability. These measures enable operators to preserve the value of their existing assets while preparing their production facilities for future requirements.

Preserve value. Unlock potential. Shape the future. This guiding principle defines our approach. We believe that continuously developing and modernizing existing systems is key to creating economically viable and sustainable solutions for automotive production.

In line with this commitment, we will participate in the 43rd Car Body Painting Conference of the Automotive Circle in Bad Nauheim on November 10, 2026, at 10:00 a.m.

Don't miss!

During our expert presentation, "Sustainability as Concept," - A methodical approach to maximizing energy efficiency in paint shops we will share practical insights into our ATLAS sustainability concept. We will explain our approach to identifying energy-saving potential in existing paint systems and demonstrate how these insights can be translated into targeted retrofit measures that improve sustainability.

Take this opportunity to meet us in person. We look forward to discussing potential solutions to your challenges and exploring opportunities for collaboration.