Special and custom vehicles weighing tons are the métier of the Homburg-based company A6 Jung Fahrzeugbau. Race shuttles are a specialty of the Saar Palatinate-based company. The huge, individually equipped semitrailer transport trailers are on the road with the Formula 1 teams on the racetracks of the world. Aluminum profiles from MiniTec are also used for the conversion.

The Homburg-based company A6 Jung Fahrzeugbau combines tradition and innovation in a special way. Since its foundation as a blacksmith's shop in 1925 by Robert Jung, the company's history has been closely linked to commercial vehicles. Today, the medium-sized company offers a complete range of services for commercial vehicles, from truck and trailer services with partnerships to Mercedes-Benz, Unimog and Iveco, to painting and surface technology services and spare parts trading. A specialty of the Homburger, connected with much passion, is the special vehicle construction with the special ranges Race Shuttle, Promotion Shuttle and Hospitality Shuttle.

Starting with an idea cooperation with the racing driver Timo Bernhard, race shuttles with individual body and trailer solutions have been produced for several years, which meet the special requirements in motor sports. The expansion is always quite individual and includes, among other things, offices, living units, meeting rooms, up to transport facilities for the race cars.
 

Expansion with profile

MiniTec aluminum profiles are also on board. The MiniTec modular system offers countless possibilities based on aluminum profiles in 30 and 45 mm increments, clever connectors and a wide range of accessories. Although the components are quick and easy to assemble, they can be used to create a wide variety of solutions that are extremely resilient, can be individually designed and can be modified at any time.

MiniTec products can also be found in the workshop of A6 Jung Fahrzeugbau: Based on the workstation system, numerous special work tables, some with considerable dimensions, are used. Here, too, flexibility in planning and assembly was required.