IBS Precision Engineering - precision has always been our second nature


	Desiderius Erasmus was the greatest humanist scholar of his age. He developed a biblical–humanist approach to theology that attached little value to dogma and to ecclesiastical ceremony. Erasmus became famous with his book Praise of Folly, a satire on social and ecclesiastical abuses and stupidity. He argued for free will as the precondition for moral and religious education. Erasmus’s influence can be found in many schools of thought and religious denominations right up to the present day.

Looking at a problem from a different perspective is only possible if you are prepared to think differently. At IBS Precision Engineering, we like to be a bit contrary in our thinking.
That’s because we believe an unconventional approach can generate valuable ideas and useful alternatives that can improve your precision technology.
But we didn’t need to go abroad to get acquainted with this free way of thinking.
We got it from a philosopher who challenged the world to examine every idea critically and with a healthy dose of common sense.
That’s a challenge that we’re happy to take up on a daily basis. It’s self-willed but it’s done with a sense of humour just like in Erasmus’ Praise of Folly.