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MEKU Mechatronische Systeme GmbH

German precision metalworking specialist producing tooling, stamped parts, assemblies and flexible bus bars for industry and e-mobility.

Last updated September 29, 2026

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Overview

MEKU Mechatronische Systeme GmbH is a German industrial supplier based in Eching, Bavaria, specialising in precision metalworking. According to its official website, the company has stood for more than 60 years for the highest precision and quality in metal processing. It describes itself as a specialist in toolmaking (Werkzeugbau), stamped parts (Stanzteile) and assemblies (Baugruppen), developing customised solutions from the initial idea through to finished series production. The company's three core technology areas are toolmaking, stamped parts and assemblies. Toolmaking covers precise tools for series production; stamped parts are individual metal components tailored to customer applications; and assemblies combine mechanical and electrical elements into complete solutions. A particular highlight of the portfolio is flexible bus bars (Flexible Stromschienen) made of copper, which MEKU produces individually for customer applications. These are designed for high efficiency in power distribution and are positioned as ideal for electric mobility, mechanical engineering and fuel cells, offering very high tolerance compensation as well as vibration damping. MEKU works with an experienced partner, hechinger, to realise complex assemblies and to offer customers everything from a single source — efficiently, precisely and reliably. The hechinger group is described on the MEKU website as having employees worldwide, more than 60 years of experience, and locations in Germany (Villingen-Schwenningen and Dauchingen), Hungary, Mexico and China. MEKU itself is presented with figures covering employees in Eching, years of experience, annual revenue and one location in Eching. MEKU's customer base spans industrial sectors that require precision metal components and power distribution solutions, with e-mobility, mechanical engineering and fuel cell technology highlighted as key application areas. The company positions itself as a partner for customised, series-ready solutions, combining toolmaking know-how with stamped-part production and assembly capabilities. Its flexible bus bar offering addresses the growing demand for compact, high-performance electrical connections in modern electric vehicles and machinery. As a privately held German company, MEKU operates from its Eching site and reaches international markets through the hechinger partnership network. The company's long heritage in metalworking, combined with its focus on flexible bus bars for electrification, places it at the intersection of traditional precision manufacturing and modern energy transition technologies.

History

MEKU Mechatronische Systeme GmbH is a German metalworking company based in Eching. Its official website states that the company has stood for more than 60 years for the highest precision and quality in metal processing, indicating a heritage dating back several decades in the German industrial sector. Over that period, MEKU has developed into a specialist for toolmaking, stamped parts and assemblies, serving industrial customers with customised solutions from the initial idea through to finished series production. The company's core competencies are organised around three technology areas: toolmaking, which provides precise tools for series production; stamped parts, which are individual metal components tailored to specific customer applications; and assemblies, which combine mechanical and electrical elements into complete solutions. This combination of capabilities allows MEKU to support customers across the entire value chain of precision metal component manufacturing. A significant development in the company's recent history is its focus on flexible bus bars (Flexible Stromschienen). These copper-based, bendable and highly loadable bus bars are designed for confined or moving installation situations and are positioned for modern electric mobility, mechanical engineering and fuel cell applications. The product line reflects the company's adaptation to the electrification trend in the automotive and industrial sectors. MEKU works closely with an experienced partner, hechinger, to realise complex assemblies and to offer customers everything from a single source. The hechinger group is described as having employees worldwide, more than 60 years of experience, and locations in Germany (Villingen-Schwenningen and Dauchingen), Hungary, Mexico and China. This partnership extends MEKU's reach and capabilities beyond its Eching base. Today, MEKU operates from its location in Eching, Germany, and serves markets in Germany, Hungary, Mexico and China through the hechinger network. The company remains privately held and continues to position itself as a precision metalworking specialist for industrial applications, with a growing emphasis on solutions for the energy transition.

  • Company founded (more than 60 years of experience as of the official website)

  • Development of flexible bus bars (Flexible Stromschienen) for e-mobility, mechanical engineering and fuel cells

  • Partnership with hechinger for complex assemblies and international reach

Products and positioning

Specialist for toolmaking, stamped parts and assemblies, with flexible bus bars for e-mobility, mechanical engineering and fuel cells.

  • Toolmaking (Werkzeugbau)

    Precise tools for series production.

  • Stamped parts (Stanzteile)

    Individual metal parts for customer applications.

  • Assemblies (Baugruppen)

    Complete mechanical and electrical solutions.

  • Flexible bus bars (Flexible Stromschienen)

    Bendable, highly loadable copper bus bars for confined or moving installation situations, ideal for e-mobility, mechanical engineering and fuel cells.

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