Maşini de fabricat hârtie şi instalare, Maşini pentru depaletizare, de-stivuire, sortare, asamblare şi alimentare a ambalajelor goale şi a componentelor de ambalare, Maşini de matriţare a produsului

Since the time the company was founded in 1946 by Herrmann Weyhm�ller, we have been involved with paper as a raw material, using its versatility and developing new technologies for paper processing and the manufacture of packing.

In that respect, nothing has changed till today. What has changed are the markets and their requirements for product management and quality management.

In an international market, only those who earn an advantage in know-how and service, and who nurture and further develop core competences can survive. Thus, for us, it is both, a philosophy as well as a daily agenda to be always in a position to manufacture all our parts in-house - so that we can remain flexible at peak order times and under deadline pressure.

We now supply to more than 50 countries in all the five continents of the world; and since more than a decade now, Asia is one of our most important markets, which we support through our own representative in Shanghai.

Our export share is more than 70%, proof of the flexibility and dynamism that distinguishes Weyhm�ller. And the very experiences as a "global player", which we gather daily prove to be a great advantage to our national customers

Today, many packing products of well-known manufacturers are manufactured with machines from WEYHM�LLER, whose reliability and precision are held in high regard all over the world.

As early as in 1952, the first machines were installed in Germany. Exports to the American continent started just a little later, both to North America as well as Latin America. What started with just an idea is today an enterprise with world-wide operations offering a comprehensive range of solutions for the most varied packing tasks.

1952	The first automatic machine for manufacturing paper cups
1952	Paraffinating plant for impregnating paper cups (PA 101)
1960	Printing and punching machines (DSV 38) (mainly for the production of paper cup blanks)
1961	Machine for manufacturing folding boxes (FM)
1966	First ice-cream cone coiling machine (S4) (22� Flank angle) Drinking and snack cone coiling machine (S3) (40� Flank angle)
1970	Printing and punching machine (DSV 70) (for wider tracks and reduced waste)
1978	Paper can machines (CST)
1985	Start of the 2nd generation of cup machines (CBU)
1986	Ice-cream cone coiling machine (S4v) (Flank angle of from15� to 28�)
1987	Universal high-capacity cup-making machine for small and medium sizes up to 500 ml (CBU)
1988	Paper can machine for packing chocolate beans (CBU-S)
1988	"Squeeze Up" (Calippo) ice-cream cone machine (CBU-F)
1990	Universal high-capacity cup machine for medium and large sizes up to 900 ml (CBU-0)
1991	Completion of the CBU family of cup machines with the universal high-capacity cup machine for large sizes and oversizes up to 2000 ml (CBU-0L)
1995	Development of an environment-friendly packing system (desto)
1996	Cup-making machine for the manufacture of desto cups (CBU-DES)
1998	Universal machine for the optional manufacture of laminated paper and desto cups (CBU-0-DES)
2000	3rd generation of the cup-making machines