
Machines and systems for gentle grape processing – from reception through pressing to pomace disposal.
Scharfenberger Maschinenbau GmbH & Co. KG
Bad DürkheimNew on Amplifa
About Scharfenberger Maschinenbau
Scharfenberger Maschinenbau is a family-owned company based in Bad Dürkheim that develops machines and systems for professional grape processing. The product portfolio includes grape presses, processing systems, plant engineering, service and used machinery. With the Europress, developed in 1971 as the first electronic grape press with an externally mounted spindle, the company set an important milestone in the field of grape processing. Today, Scharfenberger is one of the leading providers in the field of cellar technology and covers the entire process chain: from grape reception through gentle pressing to pomace disposal. Three press systems are available – the open, the closed and the dual press system. The company serves customers internationally and communicates in German, English, French and Spanish.
- Site
- Bad Dürkheim
- Processes
- Plant engineering, Service, Used machinery
- Materials
- Electronic Grape Press, Open Press System, Closed Press System, Dual Press System
- Industries
- Cellar technology, Wine industry / Grape processing
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Engineering
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Plant engineering
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Assembly
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Service
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Used machinery
Press Systems & Processes
Electronic Grape Press
First electronic grape press with an externally mounted spindle, the company's core product.
Open Press System
Press system for gentle grape processing.
Closed Press System
Press system for gentle grape processing.
Dual Press System
Press system that enables the combination of both pressing principles.
Locations
Bad Dürkheim
DEHead office
Machines & Systems




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Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Plant engineeringEngineering | – | – | – | – | – |
Additional services
History
- 1971
Development of the Europress, the first electronic grape press with an externally mounted spindle