Know-how for racing slopes

World Cup ski stars ski on “Tyrolean snow”

More than 1000 snow guns are located in the Saalbach-Hinterglemm ski resort, many of them on the race slopes.(Bild: Christof Birbaumer)

The TechnoAlpin company from Volders in the Tyrolean lowlands has equipped Saalbach with countless snow guns. The many years of local experience help to ensure that the stars also have perfect conditions at the current World Championships.

No piste for tourists and certainly no race course would meet the requirements without artificial snowmaking. Tyrolean know-how is in demand for the World Championship slopes at the World Ski Championships in Saalbach-Hinterglemm, which started on Tuesday.

More than 1000 snow guns in the area
Specifically from TechnoAlpin, which has installed no fewer than 1187 fan guns and 159 lances in the entire ski resort (including the Tyrolean part in Fieberbrunn). "Thanks to our many years of cooperation, we know the local conditions very well," explains Alexander Aichhorn, Sales Manager at TechnoAlpin Austria.

Florian Phleps (Project Manager of the Saalbach 2025 World Ski Championships in the ÖSV), Alexander Aichhorn (Sales Manager of TechnoAlpin Austria), Manfred Bachmann, Managing Director of Hinterglemm Bergbahnen (from left).(Bild: TechnoAlpin)

Mountain railroads praise cooperation
"TechnoAlpin is the ideal partner for this World Cup. Their expertise in snowmaking is making a decisive contribution to ensuring that our slopes are in perfect condition for this major event," emphasize Peter Mitterer and Manfred Bachmann, Managing Directors of Hinterglemm Bergbahnen. Florian Phleps, Project Manager of the World Ski Championships at the ÖSV, is also delighted with the collaboration: "The partnership with TechnoAlpin is a great benefit."

Thanks to our many years of cooperation, we know the local conditions very well.

Alexander Aichhorn, Verkaufsleiter von TechnoAlpin Österreich

Experience with major events
Previous major events such as the 2023 World Ski Championships in Courchevel/Méribel (France) and the 2022 Olympic Games in Beijing relied on "Tyrolean snow".

2400 customers in 50 countries worldwide
The Tyrolean company has been planning and building snowmaking systems since 1990 and has been headquartered in Volders since 2016. It has around 2400 customers in 50 countries. 33 agencies with 690 employees testify to the focus on customer proximity.