The world specialist in new and
second-hand machine tools
In 1917, Charles Muller founded his machine tool business
in Bévilard, in the Jura region. Concentrating mainly on the watchmaking
industry, the firm moved to Bienne in 1929. As a result of the 1930s
watchmaking crisis, the firm diversified its activity and today caters
for all sectors of industry.
Félix, Serge and Marcel succeeded their father in 1942 and formed today's
limited company. In 1966, the firm built new premises with an area of
1'400 m².
After the death of Félix Muller in 1967, his son Michel joined the management.
In 1983, MULLER MACHINES SA moved to Brügg and opened one of Europe's
largest second-hand machine tool centres, with a permanent exhibition
of 15'000 m².
With a dynamic management team, the firm is continuing to develop: it
exports its machine tools throughout Europe, as well as to America,
Japan, China and Russia.
Félix, Serge and Marcel succeeded their father in 1942 and formed today's limited company. In 1966, the firm built new premises with an area of
1'400 m².
After the death of Félix Muller in 1967, his son Michel joined the management. In 1983, MULLER MACHINES SA moved to Brügg and opened one of Europe's largest second-hand machine tool centres, with a permanent exhibition of 15'000 m².
With a dynamic management team, the firm is continuing to develop: it exports its machine tools throughout Europe, as well as to America, Japan, China and Russia.