News & Press

Starting in 2027, the Cyber Resilience Act will fundamentally change the requirements for products with digital elements. For manufacturers, machinery builders, and operators, this means that cybersecurity will no longer be viewed as a downstream IT task, but rather as an integral part of the product throughout its entire lifecycle.

ABNOX AG, based in Cham, Switzerland, is modernizing its production facilities and has chosen the compact TOX^® FlexPress Compact servo press. The goal was to replace existing equipment that no longer met current requirements for safety, flexibility, and process monitoring. With the new solution, the company was able to significantly optimize its production processes, drastically reduce setup times, and replace multiple machines with a single solution.

TOX^® PRESSOTECHNIK SE & Co. KG presented the TOX^® Applied Engineering Award for the 13th time on March 25, 2026. In cooperation with Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences (RWU), the company uses this award to recognize outstanding academic achievements with a strong practical focus.

TOX^® is expanding its portfolio of modular press systems with the FlexPress Station. The electrically driven platform is designed for a wide range of joining and forming processes and combines powerful drive technology with ergonomic design and continuous process monitoring. The design of the electric press allows it to be used as a manual single workstation or integrated into automated production lines.

TOX^® will present innovative solutions for digital manufacturing at the SPS – Smart Production Solutions – trade fair in Nuremberg from November 25 to 27, 2025. In Hall 1, Booth 1-401, the company will showcase its modular drive technology TOX^® ElectricDrive Core, powerful control units, and new process monitoring systems – including, for the first time, the EPW600 press fit monitoring system and the CEP600 clinch monitoring system.

Since the 1st of June 2025, Jürgen Sollner has been the new Managing Director for Technology, Development, Application, and Documentation at TOX^® PRESSOTECHNIK SE & Co. KG in Weingarten. He will support Dietmar Weik, who is responsible for Sales, Marketing, Service, and Corporate Operations, and Benjamin Mayer, who is responsible for Production & Supply Chain.

At automatica 2025 in Munich, TOX^® will be showcasing new solutions for networked production in Hall A6, Stand 534. The focus will be on systems for process monitoring, electromechanical drives and compact assembly workstations - which can be experienced live at several exhibits.

TOX^® PRESSOTECHNIK GmbH & Co. KG is taking the next step towards a future-oriented alignment and is changing its legal form to TOX^® PRESSOTECHNIK SE & Co. KG.

The focus of the TOX^® PRESSOTECHNIK appearance at the SPS 2024 (November 12 to 14, Nuremberg) is networked production. The servo press system TOX^® ElectricDrive Core is one of the highlights at booth 1-401 in hall 1. The combination of drive, control and software with integrated process monitoring is quickly installed, collects data and thus fulfills all requirements for predictive maintenance.

Benjamin Mayer has been the new Managing Director Production & Supply Chain at TOX^® PRESSOTECHNIK in Weingarten since July 1, 2024. He supports Dietmar Weik, who is responsible for Sales and Technology. Mayer has extensive experience in the areas of production, purchasing and supply chain management.

Manufacture electronic components without damage from voltage breakdowns? This is now possible with the compact manual workstation from TOX^® PRESSOTECHNIK. The specialist for servo presses has had the FlexPress Compact ESD-certified.

TOX^® PRESSOTECHNIK supports battery manufacturers with technologies that ensure long-lasting electrical and mechanical connections. These can be seen at the Battery Show Europe (June 18 to 20, Stuttgart). Highlights at stand F86 in hall 6 are the TOX ElectricDrive Core servo press system in combination with the UDI Panel and the TOX FlexPress assembly workstation.

TOX^® PRESSOTECHNIK offers technologies that produce electrical and mechanical connections easily and durably in one step. They are used for products generating and using green hydrogen – such as solar installations, electrolyzers, traction batteries, fuel cells and external storage systems. The product range of TOX includes suitable tools, drive and press systems, as well as different control units and supports users on their way to climate neutrality.

Among the 450 companies represented in this exclusive ranking, TOX^® PRESSOTECHNIK stands out in particular. The German company has secured a firm place in the category "Products, systems and technologies for industrial joining and pressing".

At last: TOX^® PRESSOTECHNIK is represented on the web with a new corporate website. The modernized homepage strengthens the company image, comprehensively introduces products and services and takes the TOX^® online presence to a new level. You will find the representative Internet presence here: www.tox.com.

TOX^® PRESSOTECHNIK is now adorned by a new logo. The specialist for presses and drives from Weingarten is continuously developing. This not only applies to employees and technologies, but also the appearance and brand. The corporate symbol is an expression of dynamics and change, which characterize all business areas.

In sensitive industries such as medical engineering, the optical industry or electronics, clean room-suitable components are necessary for all processes. This also includes drives. TOX^® PRESSOTECHNIK can now provide a solution with the servo presses from the ElectricDrive Core series: It corresponds to air purity class 5 in accordance with ISO 14644-1.

The cooperation between the mechanical engineering company TOX^® PRESSOTECHNIK and MiniTec has paid off: By using powerful machine tongs including press module from TOX^®, combined with a special XY table from MiniTec, a customer from the electronics sector can process-reliably clinch galvanized sheets. Huge bonus for users: The operator does not need to change any tools – he chooses his product, inserts it and starts the process.

TOX^® Clinching, also called “toxing”, has already earned its name all over the world as smart joining technology. But when thinking of joining technology, what first comes to mind for many is resistance spot welding (RSW). This procedure is known and often used in the industry. An examination conducted by the laboratory for materials engineering and joining technology of the University of Paderborn proved that this solution generates a lot of emissions. Clinching technology performs markedly better here.

TOX^® UDI Panel extends portfolio of TOX^® PRESSOTECHNIK

TOX^®-Servo Drives optimize hot stamping machines from BSH

Clinching has proven itself in the assembly of household appliances thanks to its efficiency and reliability. The Swiss premium manufacturer V-ZUG AG also recognises this and has invested in a new system from TOX^® PRESSOTECHNIK. It is used to connect the guide plates for crockery and cutlery drawers to the side panel of the high-end dishwasher.