
Production and delivery of ready-mixed concrete for above-ground and civil engineering within the Handrup area
Handruper Betonwerk GmbH & Co. KG
49838 Handrup · GermanyNew on Amplifa
About Handruper Betonwerk
Handruper Betonwerk GmbH & Co. KG is a medium-sized ready-mixed concrete plant based in Handrup in the Emsland district. Since 1984, the company has produced customer-specific concrete mixes for all sectors of construction, from unreinforced concretes of strength class C 8/10 to concretes according to ZTV-ING with C 35/45. The product range includes, alongside standard concretes, watertight concretes, bored pile concrete, concrete for industrial hall floors, superplasticized concretes as well as special formulations and concrete Lego bricks on request. Production takes place on a 2.5 m³ mixing plant with a capacity of 90 cubic meters of concrete per hour; delivery to the construction site is handled by the company's own fleet of special transport vehicles within a radius of approximately 40 kilometers, supplemented by concrete pumps on request. Customers include residential construction, commercial, office and industrial construction, supermarkets, agricultural construction projects as well as civil engineering.
- Site
- Handrup
- Processes
- Concrete mixing/ready-mixed concrete, Delivery with the company's own special transport vehicles (radius approx. 40 km), Special formulations on request, Concrete pumps on request, Concrete Lego bricks in various sizes on request
- Materials
- Unreinforced concrete (X0), Concrete for reinforced interior components (XC1–XC3), Watertight concrete and exterior components (XC4, XF, XA, XD), Industrial hall floor concrete (XC4, XF1, XA1), Bored pile concrete (XC4, XD1, XF1, XA1), Superplasticized concrete and concrete according to ZTV-ING, Concrete Lego bricks and special mixes
- Certificates
- Internal and external quality control
- Founded
- 1984
- Industries
- Residential construction (single-family, multi-family and terraced houses), Commercial, office and industrial construction, Supermarkets, Agricultural construction, Civil engineering (bored pile concrete, hall floors), Residential construction (single-family, multi-family, terraced houses)
- 01
Quotation preparation and mix design selection
- 02
Order processing and scheduling
- 03
Concrete mixing in the mixing plant
- 04
Internal and external quality control
- 05
Transport to the construction site with the company's own special vehicle fleet
- 06
Placement on request via concrete pump
Concrete types and areas of application
Unreinforced concrete (X0)
Concretes with maximum aggregate size 32 for unreinforced applications of exposure class X0.
Concrete for reinforced interior components (XC1–XC3)
Reinforced concretes of strength development F2 for interior components with maximum aggregate size 8–32.
Watertight concrete and exterior components (XC4, XF, XA, XD)
Watertight and weather-resistant concretes including monitoring class 2 with suitability testing.
Industrial hall floor concrete (XC4, XF1, XA1)
Concrete for industrial and hall floors with maximum aggregate size 16–32.
Bored pile concrete (XC4, XD1, XF1, XA1)
Flowable concrete for bored pile work in civil engineering with maximum aggregate size 32.
Superplasticized concrete and concrete according to ZTV-ING
Superplasticized concrete and concretes according to ZTV-ING of strength development F3.
Concrete Lego bricks and special mixes
Concrete Lego bricks in various sizes as well as special formulations and concrete types on request.
Location

Handrup
DEConcrete mixing plant / works
- Materials
- Ready-mixed concrete according to application area and exposure class
- 2.5 m³ concrete mixing plant (90 m³/h)
- Special transport vehicles for fresh concrete
- Concrete pumps on request
Inside the production




Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Concrete mixing/ready-mixed concreteCasting | – | – | – | – | Concrete |
Additional services
Quality
The products are subject to continuous external and internal quality control. Concretes of monitoring class 2, which require a suitability test, are registered on request with a lead time of six weeks.
| Evidence | Handrup |
|---|---|
| Internal and external quality control |
History
- 1984
Foundation of the works with a 1-cubic-meter mixing plant by Alfons Höving.
- 1995
After the founder's death, continuation of the works by the second generation.
- 1997
Expansion with a 2.5-cubic-meter mixing plant with a production capacity of 90 cubic meters of concrete per hour.