Manufacturer overview
RÖHM was founded by Heinrich Röhm in Zella-Mehlis, Germany, in 1909, initially producing two-jaw drill chucks. Its headquarters are now in Sontheim an der Brenz. The manufacturer's identity is centered on holding tools and workpieces accurately during machining.
Its history includes drill chucks, lathe chucks, quick-change designs and live centers. These are machine-interface products rather than a general assortment of workshop hand tools. The range also extends into clamping and gripping requirements associated with automated production. RÖHM's distinction is the engineering of the connection between a machine and the part or tool being held. For industrial buyers, machine compatibility, geometry and manufacturer reference are therefore central to procurement, especially when replacing an existing chuck or specifying workholding for a machining operation.
Known for
- Drill chucks
- Lathe chucks
- Live centers
- Clamping and gripping technology
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