Hydraulic systems, cylinders, valves and rescue equipment for mobile machinery, commercial vehicles and fire departments.
WEBER-HYDRAULIK GMBH
Güglingen · Wörth an der Isar · Reichenau · Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler (DE) · Losenstein (AT) · Nowogrodziec (PL) · Kettering (US)New on Amplifa
About the Weber Systems Group
Weber-Hydraulik GmbH, headquartered in Güglingen, is a German manufacturer of hydraulic components and the parent company of the Weber Systems Group, which includes the product brands WEBER-HYDRAULIK and WEBER RESCUE SYSTEMS. The company manufactures hydraulic cylinders, control blocks, valves, power units, steering and suspension systems as well as jacks for mobile working machinery, commercial vehicles and machine tools. Under the WEBER RESCUE SYSTEMS brand, hydraulic rescue equipment such as cutters, spreaders and rescue cylinders is produced. In 2019, the development of electromechanical rear-axle steering systems began, and in 2025 the portfolio was expanded to include electric drive systems and axial flow technologies. In addition, the company offers training courses, apps and digital solutions for rescue technology. The group employs around 1,407 people and generated revenue of EUR 297.6 million in 2024. Production sites are located in Germany, Austria and Poland.
- Site
- Güglingen
- Processes
- Training and Education (rescueDAYS, Seminars, E-Learning), Apps and Online Applications for Rescue Technology, Workshop Program, Digital Operating System for Hydraulic Rescue Equipment
- Materials
- Hydraulic Systems and Components, Electromechanical Rear-Axle Steering Systems, Axial Flow Technologies and Electric Drive Systems, Hydraulic Rescue Equipment
- Founded
- 1939
- Employees
- 1407
- Industries
- Mobile Working Machinery, Commercial Vehicles, Machine Tools, Fire Departments and Relief Organizations, Automotive and Commercial Vehicle Industry, Automotive and Commercial Vehicle Industry (Steering Systems)
- 01
Engineering and Development
- 02
Component Manufacturing (Cylinders, Valves, Control Blocks)
- 03
System Assembly
- 04
Quality Inspection
- 05
Sales and Service
- 06
Training and Education
Products and Technologies
Hydraulic Systems and Components
Cylinders, control blocks, valves and power units for mobile working machinery, commercial vehicles and machine tools.
Electromechanical Rear-Axle Steering Systems
Steering systems developed since 2019 for the automotive and commercial vehicle industry.
Axial Flow Technologies and Electric Drive Systems
Expansion of the drive portfolio since 2025.
Hydraulic Rescue Equipment
Cutters, spreaders, rescue cylinders and stabilization equipment for fire departments and relief organizations.
Locations
Güglingen
DEHeadquarters, Production, Parent Company
- Materials
- Hydraulic cylinders, rescue equipment
Wörth an der Isar
DEProduction (Weber-Hydraulik)
Reichenau
DEValve technology (new building 2025)
- Materials
- Valves
Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler
DERescue Digital Systems GmbH
Losenstein
ATProduction and Service (Weber-Hydraulik & Rescue)
Nowogrodziec
PLProduction (Jacks, Cylinders)
- Materials
- Hydraulic cylinders, jacks
Kettering
USGenesis Rescue Systems
Products
Inside the production
Industries
Additional services
History
- 1939
Founded in Stuttgart-Untertürkheim for the manufacture of hydraulic lifting gear.
- 1944
Relocation to Güglingen.
- 1965
Start of production of cab tilting systems.
- 1966
Acquisition of Strassacker-Ölhydraulik.
- 1969
Site opening in Losenstein (Austria).
- 1970
New production site in Güglingen commissioned.
- 1974
Start of production of hydraulic rescue equipment.
- 1990
Acquisition of Madix.
- 2005
New plant in Nowogrodziec (Polen); closure of the Pirna subsidiary plant.
- 2007
Acquisitions of LOG Hydraulik and Fluid-Team Automationstechnik.
- 2017
Christine Grotz takes over management.
- 2019
Development of electromechanical rear-axle steering systems; founding of Rescue Digital Systems GmbH.
- 2024
Consolidation of the product brands under the umbrella brand Weber Systems Group.
- 2025
New building for valve technology in Reichenau; portfolio expansion to include electric drive systems and axial flow technologies.