
System solutions for heating, cooling and ventilation as well as manufacturing of district heating transfer stations and heating manifolds.
Hoval Gesellschaft m.b.H.
Marchtrenk · Vienna · Graz · Rum · Zeltweg · VaduzNew on Amplifa
Hoval: indoor climate solutions from a single source
Hoval Gesellschaft m.b.H. has been active in Austria since 1946 as a full-range supplier for heating, cooling and ventilation. The company headquarters in Marchtrenk is also the seat of the European logistics of the Hoval Group, whose parent company has been based in Vaduz (Liechtenstein) since 1897. The portfolio includes heat pumps, gas and oil condensing boilers, biomass boilers, district heating transfer stations, storage and domestic hot water systems, decentralised hall climate systems for halls up to 25 metres high, comfort ventilation as well as control and digital products such as the HovalSupervisor control system and the Hoval Integrate integration platform. District heating transfer stations and TransShare heating manifolds are manufactured in a standardised or customised form according to technical connection specifications; the manifolds are delivered fully insulated, wired and ready for installation. Materials include steel and aluminium. The Hoval Group employs around 2500 staff in 16 group companies and exports to more than 50 countries. Applications include residential construction, hotels, office buildings, production and warehouse halls, heating networks and data centres.
- Site
- Marchtrenk
- Processes
- Planning and implementation of heating, cooling and ventilation solutions (full-range HVAC supplier), Commissioning of heating, ventilation and cooling systems, Maintenance and customer service (24/7) for heating, ventilation and cooling incl. digital remote, Manufacturing of district heating transfer stations (standardised and customised, according to, Manufacturing of heating and cooling manifolds (TransShare) in pre-configured standard design,, Planning and implementation of decentralised hall climate systems (heating, cooling, air supply and, Control technology/energy management: HovalSupervisor control system for district heating networks, Planning and project management
- Materials
- Steel, Aluminium
- Certificates
- TÜV quality seal customer service (according to extended criteria of the VÖK), ISO 9001 (planning and manufacturing TransShare standard design), ISO 9001, TÜV quality seal customer service (VÖK)
- Founded
- 1945 (bran
- Industries
- Residential construction, Hotels and wellness, Office buildings, Schools and sports facilities, Healthcare facilities, Shopping centres
- 01
Engineering and planning of HVAC systems
- 02
Manufacturing of transfer stations and manifolds
- 03
Delivery from European logistics Marchtrenk
- 04
Commissioning
- 05
Maintenance and 24/7 fault clearance
Materials and processes
Steel
Used in heating boilers, transfer stations and manifolds; licence agreement with Krupp for steel heating boilers since 1955.
Aluminium
Used in plate heat exchangers and in the aluFer heat exchanger with integrated aluminium microstructure.
Locations
Marchtrenk
ATAustrian company headquarters, European logistics of the Hoval Group
Vienna
ATRegional Centre East
Graz
ATRegional Centre South
Rum
ATRegional Centre West
Zeltweg
ATDistrict Heating Competence Centre
Vaduz
LIGroup headquarters, parent company (Neugut plant site since 1957)
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Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Planning and implementation of heating, cooling and ventilation solutions (full-range HVAC supplier)Engineering | – | – | – | – | – |
| Commissioning of heating, ventilation and cooling systemsAssembly | – | – | – | – | – |
| Maintenance and customer service (24/7) for heating, ventilation and cooling incl. digital remoteTesting | – | – | – | – | – |
| Manufacturing of district heating transfer stations (standardised and customised, according toAssembly | – | – | – | – | Steel |
| Manufacturing of heating and cooling manifolds (TransShare) in pre-configured standard design,Assembly | – | – | – | – | Steel |
| Planning and implementation of decentralised hall climate systems (heating, cooling, air supply andEngineering | – | – | – | – | – |
| Control technology/energy management: HovalSupervisor control system for district heating networksEngineering | – | – | – | – | – |
Additional services
Reference customers
Quality and certification
The customer service of Hoval Austria is certified by the TÜV AUSTRIA Group according to extended VÖK criteria; manufacturing in the area of TransShare standard design is certified according to ISO 9001. Around 20,000 hours of training per year qualify more than 150 customer service technicians.
| Evidence | Marchtrenk |
|---|---|
| ISO 9001 | |
| TÜV quality seal customer service (VÖK) |
Company history
- 1897
Gustav Ospelt Senior opens a locksmith shop in Vaduz.
- 1932
Licence granted for the construction of heating systems.
- 1942
Patenting of the first central heating kitchen stove.
- 1945
Registration of the Hoval brand (Heizapparatebau Ospelt, Vaduz).
- 1946
Company foundations in Austria and Switzerland.
- 1953
Hovaltherm: first heating boiler with integrated hot water tank.
- 1955
Licence agreement with Friedrich Krupp for heating boilers made of steel.
- 1957
Construction of the Neugut plant in Vaduz; company foundations in Great Britain and Italy.
- 1970
Expansion into industrial ventilation and aluminium plate heat exchangers.
- 1976
Decentralised ventilation unit for industrial halls with heat recovery.
- 1987
Wood gasification boiler with three-stage combustion.
- 1994
First gas condensing boiler in series production; recirculating air cooling unit for high halls.
- 2001
BioLyt pellet boiler; expansion of the sales network in Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia until 2004.
- 2008
Acquisition of Wärmepumpen GmbH Matrei (WPM).
- 2014
Acquisition of Enventus AB (heat recovery).
- 2016
Acquisition of YADOS GmbH (district heating/heating networks).