[6] Bauer Kompressoren GmbH in Munich and Geretsried, Bavaria develops and produces the compression and gas measurement systems together with the other subsidiaries.

[7] The business focus for the subsidiaries in Egypt, Singapore and the United Arab Emirates lie within the area of sales and service.

[8] In addition to the subsidies and independent branches, the Bauer Group claims to have a global network of around 350 sales partners and 600 service points.

[9] The purpose of the Bauer Comp Holding GmbH is to regulate the companies within the Group and focus on strategy, management, controlling and finance within these.

These are used for and in a variety of different field, such as but not limited to diving, fire departments, civil defence as well as medical technology and breathing air protection rooms for onshore and offshore industry.

[11] The breathing air compressors are suitable for use in pressure ranges between 220 and 500 bar, with delivery capacities between a hundred and several thousand liters per minute.

[15] such as laser cutting, deactivating flammable media, preserving food and operating environmentally friendly "dual fuel" marine engines.

In the same year, Bauer founded the independent subsidiary Rotorcomp Verdichter GmbH in Germany for the manufacture of screw compressors and their components.

[36] [37] The company's customers can use the in-house cloud to monitor and control the entire compression and gas measurement systems using applications such as "Bauer Connect IOT".

With the air supply from Bauer Kompressoren, the Australian marine biologist Lloyd Godson was able to stay under water for 14 days and thus set a new world record.

[43] When a youth soccer team was rescued from a cave in Thailand, which attracted international attention in 2018, the breathing air supply was ensured with Bauer Kompressoren.