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Fein Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow
The history of FEIN is also
the history of electric power tools. FEIN is recognized
as a huge contributor to progress and development in the
electric tool and appliance industry; the specifics of
which (FEIN's many innovations and inventions) can be
found on the "FEIN
Achievements" page.
Under the management of H.W. Fein, who represents the
fourth generation, the company pursues its pioneering
tradition as the world's oldest-established power tool
manufacturer. Without abandoning its status as a family-run
firm, FEIN has long since made the leap from a "pioneering
workshop" to a specialty supplier with an international
reputation. Today FEIN high performance power tools stand
for quality in more than 100 countries. These worldwide
links continuously challenge FEIN as the various regions
and applications call for tailor-made innovations and
solutions along with new development.
As proven by the achievements of this pioneering company,
the essence of all innovation lies in creative design
potential. FEIN can call upon a wealth of resources: vast
specialist expertise, practical familiarity with applications,
comprehensive knowledge of individual markets and years
of experience. It is not surprising to learn that FEIN
participates in numerous international commissions and
committees playing an important role in determining things
like safety standards and regulations. The highly-regarded
status of research and development work at FEIN is illustrated
by its regular cooperative efforts with reputable research
institutes.
FEIN's research, development and production operations
take place at four European locations. Six branches and
a large network of specialized dealers and authorized
workshops guarantee expert advice and outstanding service
around the world. The exemplary products and designs FEIN
is producing, demonstrate that the proven principles "FEIN
for quality" and "FEIN for precision" to
which FEIN has adhered for more than 100 years are still
valid. These principles, combined with good ideas and
the ability to perfect them, are the foundation of FEIN
today. This foundation combined with dedication and commitment
to innovation, quality, safety, and service will ensure
the success of FEIN tomorrow.
For more information on Fein's historical achievements, click here.
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Fein Dedication
Committed to quality, safety and the environment As stringent
industry requirements set standards in terms of high performance
and continuous operation, FEIN quality and precision is
there to meet them at every turn.
FEIN's basic principles are: top-quality design along
with materials ideally suited to maximum load and minimum
wear complemented by extensive quality assurance measures.
FEIN is the "heart of its power tools" building
not only the motors, but also the housings, shafts, gearwheels,
electronic elements and handles. Ultra-modern production
methods along with machinery partly developed by FEIN
itself are used to ensure that the individual components
of each tool can be produced and matched up with microscopic
precision. FEIN focuses on "operating economy"
a concept defined as quality, durability, efficiency,
optimum performance and simple maintenance for all FEIN
products.
FEIN's commitment to the needs of the operator are defined
through its pioneering role in the development of numerous
safety features and ergonomic designs. FEIN is proud of
taking a leadership role in the operating safety of electric
power tools. Outstanding examples of this are FEIN's oscillating
power tools, the safety angle grinder with brake and rapid
clamping system, and countless details features such as
current limiters or safety interlocks. FEIN's ergonomic
contributions to fatigue-free working conditions are demonstrated
particularly well by things like the FEIN kinetic handle,
the FEIN integral switch, rapid adjustment of depth stops
and the superior handling afforded by special switch bars.
The environmental acceptability of power tools has increased
thanks to reductions in noise, vibration and dust. Thanks
also to new machining and processing methods, further
developments and improvements can be expected in the future.
FEIN has played an active part in solving environmental
concerns, for example:
- In developing a recycling program for both NiCd
batteries and for worn power tools aimed at recovering
and recycling valuable light alloys, non-ferrous and
heavy metals, and plastics.
- In building tools suitable for every day use with
an above-average operating life, which helps greatly
in reducing the number of power tools in use in a
given period of time, a benefit to the environment.
- Though developments like dust extraction in drilling,
sawing and sanding providing pro-environmental dust
collection and disposal; and like the introduction
of cold-cutting technology which eliminates the emission
of harmful fumes.
FEIN is dedicated to
maintaining a strong committment to the operator and
his surroundings.
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