
Design and assembly of PV mounting systems for open-field sites, trapezoidal roofs and carports – Made in Austria

hema-rack GmbH
Rettenschöß, AustriaNew on Amplifa
About hema-rack
hema-rack GmbH, based in Rettenschöß, Austria, develops and implements PV mounting systems for solar installations. The product range includes single- and double-post systems, east-west systems, structures for trapezoidal roofs, and PV carports with the option of integrating e-mobility. The service portfolio covers structural analysis and design of the mounting systems, technical drawing, project management, logistics planning and on-site assembly – with the company promoting fast installation and high material quality. The systems are used for open-field installations, commercial and industrial roofs, and carport applications. The company positions itself as 'Made in Austria' and operates in the DACH region, including large-scale projects in Germany. In 2025, hema-rack started with an order pipeline of over 80 MWp and completed a 70-MWp large-scale project in Germany.
- Site
- Rettenschöß, Austria
- Processes
- Structural analysis/design of PV mounting systems, Project management, Technical drawing, Assembly (fast installation advertised), Logistics/planning for open-field, trapezoidal roof and carport systems
- Certificates
- 5-year product warranty
- Industries
- Photovoltaics, Renewable energies, Solar open-field installations, Commercial/industrial (carports, trapezoidal roofs), E-mobility
- 01
Structural analysis and design
- 02
Technical drawing
- 03
Project management
- 04
Logistics/planning
- 05
On-site assembly
Site

Rettenschöß
ATSite
Systems and components
Inside the production



Industries
Additional services
Quality
hema-rack promotes high material qualities and a 5-year product warranty on its systems. Certificates are not documented.
| Evidence | Rettenschöß |
|---|---|
| 5-year product warranty |
History
- 2023
Publication of the company website hema-rack.com
- 2024
Summer party in Rettenschöß on 20.07.2024; new hires: Deniz Mazrek (technical draughtsman, from July) and Fabian Huber (project manager, from August)
- 2025
Start with a pipeline and over 80 MWp of order intake; construction start of a 70-MWp large-scale project in Germany in early August