15 May, 2026On 12 May, TDG Clamping Solutions celebrated its 110th anniversary, reaching a historic milestone achieved by very few European industrial companies. Founded in 1916, the company has established itself as a leading manufacturer of clamping solutions for machine tools, with a commercial presence in over 65 countries and products installed across five continents.
This anniversary also comes at a particularly positive time for the company. TDG heads into 2026 with an order book exceeding €4 million, reflecting the company’s sustained growth and the trust placed in it by international customers in such demanding sectors as aerospace, rail, energy, oil and gas, automotive and large-scale machining.
Specialising in the design and manufacture of manual, pneumatic and hydraulic lathe chucks, as well as special clamping solutions, TDG has maintained a clear commitment to engineering, quality and customisation for over a century. The company supplies both standard solutions and bespoke developments for complex applications, including large diameters, industrial automation and special systems for vertical lathes.
However, the company’s management emphasises that this 110th anniversary would not have been possible without the constant support of its international distribution network. TDG currently has more than 50 distributors and technical partners spread across the globe, whose involvement has been key to establishing the brand in international markets and ensuring a personalised and specialised service for all types of customers.
In addition to its international expansion, TDG continues to drive new initiatives aimed at strengthening its technological and digital positioning, adapting to the new needs of the manufacturing industry and the challenges of automation and productivity demanded by today’s market.
After 110 years of history, the company faces the future by upholding the values that have defined its journey since its inception: technical expertise, high-quality manufacturing, customer focus and an international outlook.