All offices in the US
ARBURG Technology Center & HQ’s
(ATC) East Coast
644 West Street
06067 Rocky Hill, CT
United States
+1 860 667 6500
usa@arburg.com
Your contacts
Product advice
We can provide you with sound advice and individual solutions right up to complex turnkey systems.
Michael Sansoucy
Tel. +1 860 667 6500
usa@arburg.com
Technical Service
Comprehensive service is essential for efficient production. We do everything to ensure that you can work reliably with your ARBURG machines.
Tel. +1 800 221 0712
service_usa@arburg.com
Spare Parts
What genuine spare parts mean for you: a high standard of quality, compatible components guaranteed, excellent availability and advice worldwide.
Tel. +1 800 221 0712
sparepartsusa@arburg.com
ALS Support
Our ALS support team will be happy to help you with any enquiries and support in connection with our ARBURG host computer system:
Gopal Ponnusamy
Email: usa@arburg.com
Training Courses
From practical experience – for practical use. That's how we share knowledge. Find a course to suit you in our training course schedule.
Alyssa Dugee, Simon Blum
Tel. +1 860 667 6500
usa@arburg.com
Jobs and training
World market leader, sector pioneer, family-owned company – ARBURG is a certified training company and an attractive, secure employer.
Apply at ARBURG USA:
Daniella Braca
usa@arburg.com
Further Contacts
Additive Manufacturing:
Fred Kaplan
Tel. +1 860 667 6500
usa@arburg.com
Applications Technology:
Simon Blum
Tel. +1 860 667 6500
service_us@arburg.com
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