Following several very successful and happy years at our previous office in the Technopark Zurich, our team at Heidelberg Instruments Nano is delighted to announce the relocation of our regional office to the Manufakt8048 building. Between the Zurich Altstetten train station and the motorway A1 we are now located in the most growing business district of Zurich, which is housing prominent global firms from the information technology, manufacturing, and banking sector. (Now that we have settled into the new office, we can’t wait to welcome our customers at our new, state-of-the-art space in the future.)
Our new facilities are substantially larger with a dedicated workshop, clean lab, and flexible offices. It has given Heidelberg Instruments Nano more space to significantly enhance our operational capabilities as well as several other key strategic objectives, not least ensuring we have adequate space for future growth.
We take our pledge of being a great place to work extremely serious and want our new location to reflect the future ambition of our business. This is therefore an exciting and positive step on our development journey.
Our new office address is:
Heidelberg Instruments Nano AG
Bändliweg 30
8048 Zürich
Switzerland
+41 44 500 38 00
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