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High-pressure machine specialist

Our unique know-how

HYDROPROCESS®, a company based in Chalon sur Saône, Burgundy, is your indispensable partner for the design and manufacture of ultra high pressure and hydroforming machines.

More than 30 years’ experience

We give you the benefit of our unique expertise to bring you turnkey industrial equipment. We guarantee you full control of our technologies, from design right through to installation and after-sales service.

We are committed to designing reliable, long-lasting, user-friendly machines. Our ultra high pressure machines will help you grow your activity whilst increasing your profitability and your day-to-day productivity.

Based on your specifications and working with your specialists, we study the feasibility of your application. Our design office then suggests the best scenario to satisfy your requirements (standard, semi-standard, or custom machines).

That is how we take charge of the entire engineering side of your projects, incorporating additional functions if necessary, such as conveying, unwinding, soundproofing, filtration, handling, inspection, viewing, measurement, etc. Our automatic systems and software are developed internally or in partnership with our subcontractors. All of our machines are assembled in our fully-equipped 900m² workshop.

We want to satisfy all of our customers, from craftsmen to major multinationals, to the best of our ability.

All of our machines are designed with the user’s well-being in mind. Our team takes pride in creating an ergonomic machine, to reduce user discomfort as far as possible.

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Our values

Excellence

Guarantee customer satisfaction by offering the best technology and the best service with rigor and efficiency

 

Innovation

Pushing back the limits to improve quality, productivity and ergonomics by favoring simple and responsible solutions

 

Sustainability

Design sustainable, safe and ergonomic products and processes

Respect

Respect people and the environment

Sharing

Share and pass on our values ​​and know-how in a caring and friendly working environment

Our history

1986

HYDROBAR develops the first French ultra high pressure pump, with applications mainly specialised in waterjet cutting for the food sector.

1995

BOURGOGNE HYDRO, a French manufacturer specialising in hydraulics, acquires the HYDROBAR company and continues to perfect the technology. New generations of machines are then created, with applications extending to manufacturing industry sectors, neutralisation of explosive devices and hydroforming, with several European patent applications.

Custom hydroforming machines

2006

HYDROPROCESS® is formed, with the aim of continuing to develop the ultra high pressure technology and hydroforming, within an independent limited-liability company. All of the technicians involved since 1995 are kept on by HYDROPROCESS®. By introducing new skills coming from the manufacturing world, HYDROPROCESS® develops its market, mainly in the field of special machines.

2011

Whilst continuing its activity of making special machines for the waterjet cutting and hydroforming sectors, HYDROPROCESS® supplements its product offering by bringing ChefCut® to market. This is a compact waterjet cutting machine, especially for catering professionals, semi-industrial companies and R&D laboratories in food industries.

2015

HYDROPROCESS® wins the French “Stars et Métiers” award in the ‘technical innovation’ category for ChefCut®.

2016

10 years after being created, HYDROPROCESS® has become an essential player in its business sector, with a turnover exceeding €3 M, of which a third comes from export sales.

2020

With more than 200 machines sold, ChefCut® is now an essential tool for all the top pastry chefs, chocolatiers, and caterers in France and worldwide. HYDROPROCESS® updates its range by bringing out a brand-new model with even better performance and many innovative features (two international patents filed).

To support its growth, HYDROPROCESS® adapts its structure by hiring more personnel and setting up new offices.