Since 1989, Hirschvogel has been offering its customers added value through the machining of forged parts. These machined components were so well received that Hirschvogel Komponenten GmbH was founded in 1999 and entered the commercial register in 2000. Since then, this machining plant in Schongau has been carrying out precision work in the micrometer range.

In order to provide global and North American customers with optimal support in meeting the challenges of the US market, we have consolidated and reorganized our sales teams in the US and Mexico.

Nadja Marx has been at the helm of the new Hirschvogel sales organization for North America as Head of Sales USMCA since April 2025.

Hirschvogel is working on the development of high-quality structural elements for battery modules in electric vehicles. These include end plates made of aluminum, steel, or stainless steel, whose properties increase battery life and can also be produced economically – representing technological progress that pays off for both vehicle manufacturers and vehicle operators.

The mobility transformation, unequal competitive conditions, and impediments to global trade: The automotive industry is going through difficult times in a politically volatile environment. Given these conditions, we as a supplier want to offer our customers more than just the best product solutions possible. The fact that we are a globally active group of companies is a real advantage in this…

Hirschvogel has unveiled its “Flex Cooling Power Module”, a customized solution for cooling power modules in traction inverters. Customers supply the basic geometry of the component, and Hirschvogel develops the cooling structure using CFD (computational fluid dynamics) simulation.