The GOM ATOS 5 system meets the high metrological requirements of our industrial customers. Thanks to advanced camera technology, a powerful light source, and high-performance software, the system achieves a new level of performance, particularly in the measurement of shiny and dark surfaces, fine structures, and edges. The technology accelerates the overall measuring time, while full-surface 3D scans ensure comprehensive process and quality control with highly precise data – from tools and molds to plastic and metal parts. This makes errors and defects immediately visible, allowing early corrections and process optimization.

Establishment of a cleanroom production facility with more than 800 m² of production space.

With the company slogan “Plastic Technology with Passion,” established at the beginning of 2014, Josef Mawick Kunststoff-Spritzguss GmbH & Co. KG entered a new phase of public positioning. The goal was to emphasize the company’s core competencies and key performance areas while differentiating itself positively from competitors. Mawick continues to face the future challenges of the plastics industry with the same determination and innovative spirit embodied by the late company founder Josef Mawick (†2014).

In the second decade of the 21st century, Mawick consistently continued its path as a full-service provider in injection molding technology and impressively demonstrated its commitment and service quality as a “Partner-Level Supplier” for the John Deere Company. Three years in a row, Mawick received the John Deere Award for outstanding product quality, excellent delivery service, and passionate commitment.

In 2008, the family business proudly celebrated 50 years of success. Together with numerous employees, customers, and their families, the Mawick family celebrated the company anniversary on the company premises.

The rapid development and implementation of new product ideas and production possibilities in plastics technology gave Mawick the opportunity to demonstrate innovation and commitment. In 2001, a high-bay warehouse with 8,600 pallet storage spaces and a new administration building were put into operation – followed in 2006 by a 1,500-ton injection molding machine.

With the entry of his son Klaus Mawick into the company, succession planning was arranged early on in 1995, securing the successful continuation of the family business.

The company addressed the increasingly complex requirements placed on automotive suppliers. Josef Mawick recognized the importance of certification and quality management for the future viability of the family business and invested once again. A new production hall, crane system, finished goods warehouse, and tool warehouse were built, and the company achieved DIN ISO 9001 and ISO TS 16949 certification.

Mawick continued to convince and expand its customer base. With the introduction of Computer Aided Design (CAD), a revolution in product development began, enabling increasingly complex shapes and plastic products. Mawick invested again – in a computer-supported development and design department directly linked to toolmaking.

At the beginning of the 1980s, Josef Mawick initiated another phase of expansion through new investments in production and development, made visible by the construction of a 5,000 m² production hall. The company successfully responded to increasing competitive pressure in the plastics industry through automated production processes and additional services such as assembly, finishing, packaging, and logistics.

After only 20 years, the Mawick family business employed more than 170 people, strengthened its successful business relationships with Varta, Bosch, Hoppecke, Puky, and other well-known manufacturers, and operated approximately 6,000 m² of production space.

In 1968, Josef Mawick purchased the first 400-ton injection molding machine, and one year later the first apprentice began training as a toolmaker. Then as now, the company relied on training its own skilled workers in all areas, from production to commercial administration. This strategy has proven successful in the long term – for customers, the company, and above all for the employees.

It quickly became clear that due to the growing business relationships with major battery manufacturers, production areas and capacities needed to be expanded. Mawick invested early in both people and machinery. As early as 1962, the company employed its first permanent toolmaker, laying the foundation for today’s in-house toolmaking department.

Two years after the company was founded, then still under the name Josef Mawick Kunststoff-Fabrikation, the company began an impressive expansion course at its current location. Initially, the Mawick family acquired a 2,500 m² property in Werl-Sönnern, where a production hall and residential building were constructed.

In 1958, Josef Mawick laid the foundation for today’s company and, together with his wife Gertrud Mawick, shaped the Josef Mawick injection molding company for decades through determination and innovative strength.