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Röhm GmbH
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roehm.biz
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1907
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Röhm GmbH is a German family-owned manufacturer of clamping and gripping technology, headquartered in Sontheim an der Brenz and founded in 1907. The company produces drill chucks, live centers, lathe chucks, power chucks, vises, grippers, steady rests, tool clamping systems, cylinders, and mandrels, offering more than 7,000 standard catalog items and operating from three German manufacturing sites (Sontheim, Dillingen, and St. Georgen) with approximately 900 employees worldwide. More than 60% of revenue comes from customized clamping solutions developed for specific customer applications, with the remainder drawn from standard products and system solutions. Its technology portfolio includes the iJaw sensor-integrated clamping jaw with IO-Link Wireless data transmission, the HSK-Flex modular "configure-to-order" tool clamp, the DURO-M geared scroll chuck family, the SAS shock-absorbing drill chuck safety system, the F-Senso 2 modular clamping force measuring device, and the EASYLOCK zero-point clamping system.

Röhm serves industrial customers across automotive, aerospace, rail vehicles, defense, general machine engineering, energy, micro-technology, and industrial/trade segments, with named reference accounts including IWC Schaffhausen (watchmaking), Hellmerich Precision Components, and a leading international slewing bearing manufacturer. The company distributes via direct field sales, an inside-sales team reachable by phone, video, and email, a network of international subsidiaries and agencies across Europe, North America, and Asia, and an e-procurement platform for business customers. Marketing relies on trade shows (IMTS, AMB, MSV, BIMU, W3 Jena), LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube, and a multilingual website covering German, English, Spanish, Italian, French, Russian, Portuguese, and Chinese. The company is privately held under family ownership, does not disclose financials, and underwent a leadership transition in March 2026 with Jochen Grundmann and Martin Kaufmann assuming a dual Managing Director structure.

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Röhm GmbH is a German family-owned manufacturer (founded 1907) of clamping and gripping technology, offering 7,000+ standard products and 60%+ custom solutions for automotive, aerospace, rail, defense, and machine-engineering customers worldwide.

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Operating
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1,001–5,000
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HeadquartersSontheim, Germany
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Sontheim
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Germany
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Europe
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices3 records

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Keyword5 values
clamping technology, workholding solutions, tool clamping systems, precision machining tools, gripping automation
Industry1 code
1Metal Cutting Tools, Tooling & Workholding (Cutters, Inserts, Chucks, Fixtures)
CodeIMAHADABPrimaryYes
NAICS code1 code
  • Cutting Tool and Machine Tool Accessory Manufacturing333515
SIC code1 code
  • Metalworkg Machinery & Equipment3540
Product category
Industrial Clamping and Workholding Equipment
GTM motion1 record

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model5 records
1Standard Products
TypeOne Time License
Description

Sale of standard clamping and gripping products including drill chucks, lathe chucks, vises, power chucks, cylinders, mandrels, and tool clamping systems. Over 7,000 standard products available.

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2Customized Solutions
TypeOne Time License
Description

Custom-designed clamping solutions developed specifically for customer requirements. RÖHM generates over 60 percent of sales with customized products.

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3System Solutions
TypeOne Time License
Description

Complete systems for clamping and gripping for individual machining requirements, including multi-part clamping systems.

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4Service and Repair
TypeProfessional Services
Description

After-sales support, service and repair, on-site service, and mobile clamping device inspection service.

5Ratio-Check Service
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Technical consultation and analysis service for clamping solutions.

Marketing channels7 records

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Title, Type, Stage, Description, Source

Distribution channels4 records

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Title, Type, Scope, Target buyer, Description, Source

Cost components6 values
Personnel, Supply Chain, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales
GTM typeB2B
B2B
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
Brand1 of 5 records shown
1iJaw
Description

Sensor-integrated clamping jaw platform with wireless data transmission technology for real-time clamping force measurement during machining. Includes both original and retrofit (After Market Solution) versions.

roehm.biz
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Core offering1 text field

RÖHM manufactures clamping and gripping technology products for workholding and tool clamping in metalworking. Its portfolio includes over 7,000 standard products such as drill chucks, live centers, lathe chucks, power chucks, vises, grippers, cylinders, mandrels, steady rests, and tool clamping systems, alongside custom-engineered solutions (over 60% of sales) developed for specific customer applications across automotive, aerospace, rail, defense, and general manufacturing.

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 3 values shown
  • Precision live centers achieve 0.003mm concentricity
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Product overview1 text field

RÖHM (roehm.biz) is a German manufacturer of clamping and gripping technology offering over 7,000 standard products for workholding and tool clamping applications. The product portfolio centers on drill chucks, live centers, lathe chucks (DURO-M), power chucks (POWERGRIP, FORTO series), vises (RVM 5-axis), grippers, cylinders, steady rests, and tool clamping systems (HSK). The iJaw sensor-integrated clamping jaw represents their smart/connected product line with IO-Link Wireless technology. Products serve automotive, aerospace, rail, defense, engineering, energy, and general manufacturing sectors. The company also provides customization services and technical support including mobile inspection services.

Product and service17 records
1iJaw sensor-integrated clamping jaw
CategorySmart clamping technology
Description

Sensor-integrated clamping jaw that measures clamping force in real-time during machining and transmits data via IO-Link Wireless; designed for CNC turning applications requiring process monitoring and quality documentation.

2Drill Chucks (SUPRA-SK, EXTRA-RV, GBF series)
CategoryTool clamping
Description

Keyless and combined tapping/drilling chucks for CNC and NC machine tools, including models equipped with the Shock Absorbing System (SAS) for enhanced safety during sudden spindle stops.

3Live Centers (HP Pro, HVLP Pro)
CategoryWorkholding tooling
Description

Precision live centers for counter-clamping workpieces on lathes and grinding machines, achieving concentricity of 0.003mm for high-precision turning and grinding operations.

4Lathe Chucks (DURO-M, DURO-T, DURO-NC)
CategoryWorkholding tooling
Description

Geared scroll chucks with innovative lens geometry and optimized power transmission, available in diameters from 74mm to 1250mm with 2, 3, 4, or 6 jaws for turning operations.

5Power Chucks (POWERGRIP, KFD-HE, FORTO-H, FORTO-HT)
CategoryWorkholding tooling
Description

High-clamping-force power chucks including through-hole models and hydraulic versions for CNC machines and machining centers, available in sizes 6", 8", and 10" for the POWERGRIP series.

65-Axis Vises (RVM, RKK, RKH, RKE-M, RKG-M, RKD, RKZ)
CategoryWorkholding tooling
Description

Machine vises including 5-axis positioning vises with quick jaw change systems delivering up to 40kN clamping force per jaw with a clamping range up to 182mm, plus compact NC vises and twin/self-centering vises for milling.

7Grippers and Swivel Units (RSP, RPP, RZP, RGP)
CategoryAutomation gripping
Description

Pneumatic and 2/3-jaw parallel/centric grippers plus swivel units designed for automation and robotic applications in production environments.

8Steady Rests (SLZV, SLZ, SLZB)
CategoryWorkholding tooling
Description

Self-centering steady rests for supporting long, thin turned parts during turning operations, including hydraulic and pneumatically operated models for shaft and long-workpiece machining.

9Tool Clamping Systems (HSK Super-Lock, HSK Automatic, SK Automatic, HSK-Flex)
CategoryTool clamping
Description

Automatic tool clamping systems for HSK tools including the modular HSK-Flex system that enables Configure to Order production by quickly fitting spindles of different lengths.

10Clamping Cylinders (FORTO-HT, OV, OVS, SZS, LVS, LHS-L)
CategoryWorkholding tooling
Description

Hydraulic and pneumatic clamping cylinders including through-hole models for various machine configurations in automated and manual workholding setups.

11Mandrels and Collet Chucks (KKS, MZS, ABSIS, MZE, KZF)
CategoryWorkholding tooling
Description

Cartridge mandrels, collet chucks, and segment clamping mandrels for internal and external clamping of round workpieces.

12F-Senso 2 clamping force measuring device
CategoryMeasurement tools
Description

Modular clamping force measuring device for workshop, laboratory, and production use that replaces previous F-Senso chuck and spindle clamping force measuring devices.

13EASYLOCK zero-point clamping system
CategoryWorkholding tooling
Description

Zero-point clamping system available in hydraulic and pneumatic versions for pallet and workpiece clamping in automation setups.

14Face Drivers (constant face drivers)
CategoryWorkholding tooling
Description

Stirnseitenmitnehmer (face drivers) for driving workpieces in turning operations, complementing the standard workholding product range.

15After-Sales Service and Repair
CategoryService and support
Description

After-sales support, service and repair, on-site service, and mobile clamping device inspection service for installed RÖHM equipment across customer sites.

16Ratio-Check Technical Consultation
CategoryService and support
Description

Technical consultation and analysis service for evaluating and optimizing customer clamping solutions, including application reviews and Ratio-Check reports.

17Customized Clamping Solutions
CategoryEngineered solutions
Description

Customer-specific clamping solutions engineered by RÖHM to address unique machining requirements, generating over 60% of company sales.

Scale indicator5 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership7 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Dual education partnership allowing students to combine university studies with practical training at RÖHM. Students receive mentorship from experienced staff and are involved in projects from the start. RÖHM assigns experienced mentors to support with tips and machining know-how.

2TH Ulm (Ulm University of Applied Sciences)
Strategic tierSupportingTypeOthers
Description

Cooperation with university for engineering education and practical training opportunities.

roehm.biz
Strategic tierSupportingTypeOthers
Description

Chamber partnership supporting vocational training and education in the region.

4Heid-Tech Technical College Heidenheim
Strategic tierSupportingTypeOthers
Description

Technical college partnership for industrial technician and cutting machine operator training programs.

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5Berufliche Schulen Lauingen (Lauingen Vocational Schools)
Strategic tierSupportingTypeOthers
Description

Vocational school partnership for training coordination and student placement.

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Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

Local school partnership supporting career orientation and education initiatives.

Strategic tierSupportingTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Joint development partnership for revolver steady rest control using coolant pressure as control signal. Combined Ölhydraulik-free solution for retrofitting tool turrets with steady rests.

Recent move6 records

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Date, Type, Title, Description, Source

Expansion highlight5 records

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Type, Description

Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

German-based global leader in workholding, clamping, and gripping technology with parallel product lines in lathe chucks, power chucks, vises, and tool clamping — RÖHM's most direct competitor in premium European workholding.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Japanese manufacturer of power chucks, cylinders, and workholding solutions serving CNC turning and machining centers globally — direct competition in power chucks and chucking cylinders.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Manufacturer of power chucks, stationary chucks, and clamping devices for turning and machining — overlapping product lines with RÖHM in chucks and steady rests.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Specialist in chucks and workholding for turning applications — direct competitor in lathe chucks; also referenced in RÖHM's own Jaw Finder as a competing brand.

TypeDirect peer
Description

German manufacturer of clamping devices, mandrels, chucks, and steady rests — strong overlap with RÖHM in premium workholding for turning operations.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Swiss workholding specialist focused on clamping systems, vises, and centering vises for 5-axis machining — directly comparable in the high-precision vise segment.

TypeDirect peer
Description

German manufacturer of vises, zero-point clamping systems, and workholding for 5-axis machining centers — competes directly with RÖHM's RVM 5-axis vise and EASYLOCK systems.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Manufacturer of power chucks, cylinders, and clamping systems — direct competitor in hydraulic/pneumatic clamping cylinders and power chucks.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Polish-based manufacturer of chucks, drill chucks, and faceplates — competes with RÖHM in standard catalog workholding, also referenced in RÖHM's Jaw Finder.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global metal-cutting tooling incumbent with adjacent workholding and tool clamping systems sold through its broader machining portfolio — broader incumbent offering overlapping clamping capabilities.

Market position
Strengths5 records

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Weaknesses5 records

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Competitive moat4 records

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Key risks6 records

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Key highlights6 records

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Named customers3 records

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Segment8 records

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Ideal customer profile4 records

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Profile, Firmographic size, Sales motion, Sales cycle length, Buying structure, Purchase trigger, Buyer persona, Geography, Industry vertical, Primary use case, Description, Pain points, Evidence proof points, Target buyer

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Feature8 records

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Profiles2 records

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Rohm

Industrial Clamping and Workholding Equipmentroehm.biz

Röhm GmbH is a German family-owned manufacturer (founded 1907) of clamping and gripping technology, offering 7,000+ standard products and 60%+ custom solutions for automotive, aerospace, rail, defense, and machine-engineering customers worldwide.

What Rohm does

Röhm GmbH is a German family-owned manufacturer of clamping and gripping technology, headquartered in Sontheim an der Brenz and founded in 1907. The company produces drill chucks, live centers, lathe chucks, power chucks, vises, grippers, steady rests, tool clamping systems, cylinders, and mandrels, offering more than 7,000 standard catalog items and operating from three German manufacturing sites (Sontheim, Dillingen, and St. Georgen) with approximately 900 employees worldwide. More than 60% of revenue comes from customized clamping solutions developed for specific customer applications, with the remainder drawn from standard products and system solutions. Its technology portfolio includes the iJaw sensor-integrated clamping jaw with IO-Link Wireless data transmission, the HSK-Flex modular "configure-to-order" tool clamp, the DURO-M geared scroll chuck family, the SAS shock-absorbing drill chuck safety system, the F-Senso 2 modular clamping force measuring device, and the EASYLOCK zero-point clamping system.

Röhm serves industrial customers across automotive, aerospace, rail vehicles, defense, general machine engineering, energy, micro-technology, and industrial/trade segments, with named reference accounts including IWC Schaffhausen (watchmaking), Hellmerich Precision Components, and a leading international slewing bearing manufacturer. The company distributes via direct field sales, an inside-sales team reachable by phone, video, and email, a network of international subsidiaries and agencies across Europe, North America, and Asia, and an e-procurement platform for business customers. Marketing relies on trade shows (IMTS, AMB, MSV, BIMU, W3 Jena), LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube, and a multilingual website covering German, English, Spanish, Italian, French, Russian, Portuguese, and Chinese. The company is privately held under family ownership, does not disclose financials, and underwent a leadership transition in March 2026 with Jochen Grundmann and Martin Kaufmann assuming a dual Managing Director structure.

Rohm firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Rohm
Legal name
Röhm GmbH
Website
https://roehm.biz
Company type
Private
Founded year
1907
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1,001–5,000 employees
Short description
Röhm GmbH is a German family-owned manufacturer (founded 1907) of clamping and gripping technology, offering 7,000+ standard products and 60%+ custom solutions for automotive, aerospace, rail, defense, and machine-engineering customers worldwide.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Rohm industry classification

Industry
Product category
Industrial Clamping and Workholding Equipment
NAICS
Cutting Tool and Machine Tool Accessory Manufacturing (333515)
SIC
Metalworkg Machinery & Equipment (3540)
akta.pro primary industry
Metal Cutting Tools, Tooling & Workholding (Cutters, Inserts, Chucks, Fixtures) (IMAHADAB)

Keywords

  • Clamping technology
  • Workholding solutions
  • Tool clamping systems
  • Precision machining tools
  • Gripping automation

Where Rohm is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Sontheim
HQ country
Germany
HQ region
Europe

Offices3 records

Markets served

Rohm business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Personnel, Supply Chain, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Standard Products: Sale of standard clamping and gripping products including drill chucks, lathe chucks, vises, power chucks, cylinders, mandrels, and tool clamping systems. Over 7,000 standard products available.
  2. Customized Solutions: Custom-designed clamping solutions developed specifically for customer requirements. RÖHM generates over 60 percent of sales with customized products.
  3. System Solutions: Complete systems for clamping and gripping for individual machining requirements, including multi-part clamping systems.
  4. Service and Repair: After-sales support, service and repair, on-site service, and mobile clamping device inspection service.
  5. Ratio-Check Service: Technical consultation and analysis service for clamping solutions.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels7 records

Rohm product offering

Product offering

Core offering

RÖHM manufactures clamping and gripping technology products for workholding and tool clamping in metalworking. Its portfolio includes over 7,000 standard products such as drill chucks, live centers, lathe chucks, power chucks, vises, grippers, cylinders, mandrels, steady rests, and tool clamping systems, alongside custom-engineered solutions (over 60% of sales) developed for specific customer applications across automotive, aerospace, rail, defense, and general manufacturing.

Product overview

RÖHM (roehm.biz) is a German manufacturer of clamping and gripping technology offering over 7,000 standard products for workholding and tool clamping applications. The product portfolio centers on drill chucks, live centers, lathe chucks (DURO-M), power chucks (POWERGRIP, FORTO series), vises (RVM 5-axis), grippers, cylinders, steady rests, and tool clamping systems (HSK). The iJaw sensor-integrated clamping jaw represents their smart/connected product line with IO-Link Wireless technology. Products serve automotive, aerospace, rail, defense, engineering, energy, and general manufacturing sectors. The company also provides customization services and technical support including mobile inspection services.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • iJaw: Sensor-integrated clamping jaw platform with wireless data transmission technology for real-time clamping force measurement during machining. Includes both original and retrofit (After Market Solution) versions.
  • DURO-M
  • F-Senso 2
  • HSK-Flex
  • Powergrip

Products and services

  • iJaw sensor-integrated clamping jaw Sensor-integrated clamping jaw that measures clamping force in real-time during machining and transmits data via IO-Link Wireless; designed for CNC turning applications requiring process monitoring and quality documentation.
  • Drill Chucks (SUPRA-SK, EXTRA-RV, GBF series) Keyless and combined tapping/drilling chucks for CNC and NC machine tools, including models equipped with the Shock Absorbing System (SAS) for enhanced safety during sudden spindle stops.
  • Live Centers (HP Pro, HVLP Pro) Precision live centers for counter-clamping workpieces on lathes and grinding machines, achieving concentricity of 0.003mm for high-precision turning and grinding operations.
  • Lathe Chucks (DURO-M, DURO-T, DURO-NC) Geared scroll chucks with innovative lens geometry and optimized power transmission, available in diameters from 74mm to 1250mm with 2, 3, 4, or 6 jaws for turning operations.
  • Power Chucks (POWERGRIP, KFD-HE, FORTO-H, FORTO-HT) High-clamping-force power chucks including through-hole models and hydraulic versions for CNC machines and machining centers, available in sizes 6", 8", and 10" for the POWERGRIP series.
  • 5-Axis Vises (RVM, RKK, RKH, RKE-M, RKG-M, RKD, RKZ) Machine vises including 5-axis positioning vises with quick jaw change systems delivering up to 40kN clamping force per jaw with a clamping range up to 182mm, plus compact NC vises and twin/self-centering vises for milling.
  • Grippers and Swivel Units (RSP, RPP, RZP, RGP) Pneumatic and 2/3-jaw parallel/centric grippers plus swivel units designed for automation and robotic applications in production environments.
  • Steady Rests (SLZV, SLZ, SLZB) Self-centering steady rests for supporting long, thin turned parts during turning operations, including hydraulic and pneumatically operated models for shaft and long-workpiece machining.
  • Tool Clamping Systems (HSK Super-Lock, HSK Automatic, SK Automatic, HSK-Flex) Automatic tool clamping systems for HSK tools including the modular HSK-Flex system that enables Configure to Order production by quickly fitting spindles of different lengths.
  • Clamping Cylinders (FORTO-HT, OV, OVS, SZS, LVS, LHS-L) Hydraulic and pneumatic clamping cylinders including through-hole models for various machine configurations in automated and manual workholding setups.
  • Mandrels and Collet Chucks (KKS, MZS, ABSIS, MZE, KZF) Cartridge mandrels, collet chucks, and segment clamping mandrels for internal and external clamping of round workpieces.
  • F-Senso 2 clamping force measuring device Modular clamping force measuring device for workshop, laboratory, and production use that replaces previous F-Senso chuck and spindle clamping force measuring devices.
  • EASYLOCK zero-point clamping system Zero-point clamping system available in hydraulic and pneumatic versions for pallet and workpiece clamping in automation setups.
  • Face Drivers (constant face drivers) Stirnseitenmitnehmer (face drivers) for driving workpieces in turning operations, complementing the standard workholding product range.
  • After-Sales Service and Repair After-sales support, service and repair, on-site service, and mobile clamping device inspection service for installed RÖHM equipment across customer sites.
  • Ratio-Check Technical Consultation Technical consultation and analysis service for evaluating and optimizing customer clamping solutions, including application reviews and Ratio-Check reports.
  • Customized Clamping Solutions Customer-specific clamping solutions engineered by RÖHM to address unique machining requirements, generating over 60% of company sales.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Precision live centers achieve 0.003mm concentricity
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use Rohm

Customer profile

Named customers3 records

Segments8 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Rohm technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API
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API docs
API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature8 records

Rohm partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Seven partnerships are on record, tiered core, supporting and minor.

  • DHBW Heidenheim (Baden-Wuerttemberg Cooperative State University)coreOthersDual education partnership allowing students to combine university studies with practical training at RÖHM. Students receive mentorship from experienced staff and are involved in projects from the start. RÖHM assigns experienced mentors to support with tips and machining know-how.
  • TH Ulm (Ulm University of Applied Sciences)supportingOthersCooperation with university for engineering education and practical training opportunities.
  • IHK Ostwürttemberg (Chamber of Industry and Commerce)supportingOthersChamber partnership supporting vocational training and education in the region.
  • Heid-Tech Technical College HeidenheimsupportingOthersTechnical college partnership for industrial technician and cutting machine operator training programs.
  • Berufliche Schulen Lauingen (Lauingen Vocational Schools)supportingOthersVocational school partnership for training coordination and student placement.
  • GRS SontheimminorOthersLocal school partnership supporting career orientation and education initiatives.
  • WESA GmbHsupportingStrategic or Co-development PartnerJoint development partnership for revolver steady rest control using coolant pressure as control signal. Combined Ölhydraulik-free solution for retrofitting tool turrets with steady rests.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Rohm competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Schunk: German-based global leader in workholding, clamping, and gripping technology with parallel product lines in lathe chucks, power chucks, vises, and tool clamping — RÖHM's most direct competitor in premium European workholding.
  • Kitagawa: Japanese manufacturer of power chucks, cylinders, and workholding solutions serving CNC turning and machining centers globally — direct competition in power chucks and chucking cylinders.
  • SMW Autoblok: Manufacturer of power chucks, stationary chucks, and clamping devices for turning and machining — overlapping product lines with RÖHM in chucks and steady rests.
  • Forkardt: Specialist in chucks and workholding for turning applications — direct competitor in lathe chucks; also referenced in RÖHM's own Jaw Finder as a competing brand.
  • Hainbuch: German manufacturer of clamping devices, mandrels, chucks, and steady rests — strong overlap with RÖHM in premium workholding for turning operations.
  • Gressel: Swiss workholding specialist focused on clamping systems, vises, and centering vises for 5-axis machining — directly comparable in the high-precision vise segment.
  • Lang Technik: German manufacturer of vises, zero-point clamping systems, and workholding for 5-axis machining centers — competes directly with RÖHM's RVM 5-axis vise and EASYLOCK systems.
  • Allmatic-Jakob: Manufacturer of power chucks, cylinders, and clamping systems — direct competitor in hydraulic/pneumatic clamping cylinders and power chucks.
  • Bison-Bial: Polish-based manufacturer of chucks, drill chucks, and faceplates — competes with RÖHM in standard catalog workholding, also referenced in RÖHM's Jaw Finder.

Broad incumbents

  • Sandvik Coromant: Global metal-cutting tooling incumbent with adjacent workholding and tool clamping systems sold through its broader machining portfolio — broader incumbent offering overlapping clamping capabilities.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Rohm social profiles

Digital presence

Rohm compliance and trust

Trust signal

Compliance1 record

Rohm financial estimates

Financial estimate

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Rohm leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

Rohm funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Rohm M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

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Frequently asked questions about Rohm

What does Rohm do?

RÖHM manufactures clamping and gripping technology products for workholding and tool clamping in metalworking. Its portfolio includes over 7,000 standard products such as drill chucks, live centers, lathe chucks, power chucks, vises, grippers, cylinders, mandrels, steady rests, and tool clamping systems, alongside custom-engineered solutions (over 60% of sales) developed for specific customer applications across automotive, aerospace, rail, defense, and general manufacturing.

Is Rohm a public or private company?

Rohm is a private company. It is classified as family owned and is currently operating.

When was Rohm founded?

Rohm was founded in 1907. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.

Where is Rohm based?

Rohm is headquartered in Sontheim, Germany, in the Europe region.

How does Rohm make money?

Five revenue lines are on record. Standard Products are the primary driver. The others are customized Solutions, system Solutions, service and Repair and ratio-Check Service.

Who are Rohm's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Schunk, Kitagawa, SMW Autoblok, Forkardt, Hainbuch, Gressel, Lang Technik, Allmatic-Jakob and Bison-Bial. Sandvik Coromant is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does Rohm have an API?

No public API is recorded for Rohm.

What industry is Rohm in?

Rohm's product category is Industrial Clamping and Workholding Equipment. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMAHADAB, Metal Cutting Tools, Tooling & Workholding (Cutters, Inserts, Chucks, Fixtures). Its NAICS code is 333515 and its SIC code is 3540.

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Investing.comJapan’s Rohm shares fall as Denso weighs pulling takeover bid By Investing.comThe article reports that Japan’s Rohm shares declined amid considerations by Denso to withdraw its takeover bid.VerifiedmarketreportsGlobal Drill Chucks Market Size, Share & Industry Forecast 2026-2034The global drill chucks market is projected to grow from USD 1.2 billion in 2024 to USD 1.8 billion in 2033, with a CAGR of 5.5%. The market includes key players such as ROHM and Stanley Black & Decker and is segmented by type, material, size, application, and end-user. Growth drivers include increased automation, technological innovation, and expanding manufacturing sectors in regions like Asia-Pacific and North America.openPR.comFuture of Automotive Power Electronics Industry Sector (2026-2033) | Silicon Carbide, Power ICs, SiC Technology, Battery Management, EV Infrastructure, Next-Gen Semiconductor & United States Growth ExDataM Intelligence released a market research report on the Automotive Power Electronics sector, projecting a 7% CAGR growth between 2024 and 2031, driven by EV adoption and semiconductor advancements. Key industry developments include Harman International's announced $1.8 billion acquisition of ZF's ADAS division, Toshiba-Mitsubishi Electric-ROHM exploring power semiconductor mergers, and expanded silicon carbide production capacity by semiconductor companies to meet EV powertrain demand. The report identifies North America, Asia-Pacific, and Europe as primary growth regions, with strategic M&A activity and partnerships reshaping the competitive landscape.The Edge MalaysiaOpinion: Chip bidding war exposes Japan's competitive angstToyota Motor supplier Denso has made an unsolicited US$8.2 billion approach for power semiconductor specialist Rohm, while Rohm simultaneously confirmed it is in talks to integrate its chip and power device businesses with Toshiba and Mitsubishi Electric, creating a potential three-way tie-up. The combined entity could become the world's second-largest player in power chips, improving the ability of these fragmented Japanese companies to compete against global leader Infineon and growing Chinese rivals. Japan's antitrust authorities have signalled support for the deal by indicating they will evaluate M&A based on global rather than domestic market share.MkJapan has begun reorganizing the power semiconductor industry, which is essential for electric vehic..Japan's Rohm, Toshiba, and Mitsubishi Electric have announced plans to integrate their power semiconductor businesses to create economies of scale, with the combined entity projected to capture 9.7% of the global market and become the world's second-largest player. Denso, a major auto parts maker affiliated with Toyota Motor Group, has made an acquisition offer for Rohm, which is expected to influence future negotiations. The Japanese government has been inducing industry consolidation through subsidies since 2023 to counter Chinese low-cost competition, though market deterioration in 2024 had stalled progress.The National Law ReviewKey Automotive Legal and Market Trends: Tariffs, EVs, AVA 2026 Global Automotive Supplier Study from Boston Consulting Group projects high single- to double-digit annual growth through the 2030s for ADAS, autonomous systems, and advanced electrical/electronic architectures, while classic component sectors face low single-digit growth, with 53% of suppliers expecting deteriorating industry conditions. The article covers multiple developments including U.S. import tariffs costing automakers at least $35 billion since 2025, Rohm examining an acquisition proposal from Denso, and Uber planning to launch robotaxis with Nvidia hardware in 28 cities beginning in 2027. Additionally, the FTC sent warning letters to 97 auto dealership groups about deceptive advertising practices, and the Trump administration sued California to block state emissions and zero-emission vehicle regulations.Investing.comJapan shares higher at close of trade; Nikkei 225 up 3.00% By Investing.comJapan's stock market rose with the Nikkei 225 increasing by 3.00% at the close of trading. Major gainers included Lasertec Corp, Sumitomo Electric Industries Ltd., and Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd., while Rohm Ltd., Shift Inc, and Nitori Holdings Co Ltd. experienced declines. The implied volatility of Nikkei 225 options reached a new six-month high.Financial PostAsian Stocks Erase Losses, Dollar and Oil Decline: Markets WrapAsian stocks erased earlier declines on Friday even as the Middle East conflict showed no sign of easing, with the Kospi Index posting the second-best performing market globally despite falling 1.1%. Brent crude fell 1% to $84.59 a barrel while gold rose 1% to $5,130 an ounce and silver jumped over 2%, amid broader market volatility across Asia and emerging markets. Corporate highlights included Oracle planning thousands of job cuts to manage cash crunch from AI data center expansion, Marvell Technology shares surging 10% on stronger-than-expected earnings, and Denso making a takeover approach to Rohm Co. valued at approximately ¥1.3 trillion ($8.3 billion).BW DisruptJapan’s Rohm, Suchi Semicon Explore Chip Manufacturing In India From 2026Japanese semiconductor maker Rohm has entered into a strategic manufacturing partnership with Indian company Suchi Semicon to expand semiconductor production capabilities in India, with mass production potentially starting from 2026. Rohm is evaluating outsourcing back-end manufacturing processes for power devices and integrated circuit products to Suchi Semicon, with technical assessments already underway. The initiative aligns with India's Make in India programme and aims to establish an early-stage semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem while reinforcing supply chain resilience.BloombergThe historic surge in gold prices also affects Rome's performance - 70% of customers approve of the price transfer.Rohm, a semiconductor company that uses gold wire in its products, reported that the historic surge in gold prices has increased its variable costs, prompting the company to pursue price pass-through from customers. The company has achieved 70% customer approval for price increases so far while aiming for full approval, and is simultaneously moving toward switching to copper wire as a significantly cheaper alternative. Gold prices have been driven by geopolitical tensions and currency devaluation concerns, though recent sharp drops have raised questions about near-term market direction.