Where the future happens today
Booth 385 in Hall 26 at the 15th InnoTrans, Berlin. From September 22 to 25, 2026.
Under the motto "Mobility on a global scale," InnoTrans 2026 presents the leading innovations: digitalization, automation, and resilient infrastructure. This is exactly where we have long been leading the way with modern maintenance strategies, data acquisition, and pioneering manufacturing technologies.
The new AI Mobility Lab demonstrates how artificial intelligence, robotics, and cybersecurity are shaping the railways of tomorrow.
As you have come to expect from us, we did not just recently embark on this innovative path. We look forward to welcoming you at our booth in Hall 26 / Booth 385.
Because one thing is certain: the future of mobility has never been as exciting as it is today.
Become the mastermind behind our machines – AUTECH is hiring!
Our Expertise, Your Goals –
On Track for Success in 2025.
We wish you a happy and successful New Year 2025 – filled with good health and exciting projects!
This year, as always, you can rely on our proven expertise in measurement technology, grinding solutions, and track management. With our innovative solutions, we ensure your projects reach their destination safely and precisely – on tracks built for success.
Thank you for your trust. We look forward to working with you in 2025 to set the course for a prosperous future together! With our warmest New Year’s greetings,
Your AUTECH Team
Meet us today to face tomorrow's visions: At our stand at the 14th InnoTrans, Berlin. From 24 to 27 September 2024.
Autech special machines enable SouthLink pipeline under the river Elbe
Swiss company Autech is playing a major role in one of Germany’s most significant infrastructure projects with its special machines: the construction of the SouthLink pipeline, which transports renewable energy from Northern to the Southern Germany. On 11 September, Federal Minister of Economic Affairs Robert Habeck marked the beginning of this large-scale project with a groundbreaking ceremony in Wewelsfleth, Schleswig-Holstein, near the river Elbe.
Autech is building the vehicle used in the construction of the 5.2-kilometre-long tunnel situated beneath the Elbe, with an interior diameter of four meters. The same vehicle will subsequently be used for inspecting and monitoring the pipeline's route, its lighting, suspension, and the functionality of the cables. moves on the same track as the tunnel boring machine and can use cameras for inspecting the pipeline deep beneath the riverbed.
Niclas Lorenzen, CEO of Autech, emphasised that "we are delighted to be involved in one of the largest and most important infrastructure projects". The company's outstanding skill set and expertise in specialised machinery manufacturing were crucial factors in awarding the contract to Autech.