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Independent family business and manufacturer of press systems and complete production plants for the wood-based panels, forming and recycling industries, also offering solutions for energy generation.

Last updated September 11, 2026

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Overview

Dieffenbacher is an independent family business in its fifth generation, stating over 150 years of operation. It describes itself as a leading manufacturer of press systems and complete production plants for the wood-based panels, forming and recycling industries, and also offers advanced solutions for more sustainable energy generation. The company was founded in 1873 by Jakob Dieffenbacher in Eppingen as a small factory for fruit, wine and edible-oil presses, also including a locksmithery. Its main site is in Eppingen, Germany, with a subsidiary in Leverkusen.

History

Dieffenbacher was founded in 1873 by Jakob Dieffenbacher, who at the age of 26 founded a small factory for fruit, wine and edible-oil presses in Eppingen, which also included a locksmithery. The company states it has evolved over more than 150 years and is now an independent family business in its fifth generation. It describes itself as a leading manufacturer of press systems and complete production plants for the wood-based panels, forming and recycling industries, and also offers advanced solutions for more sustainable energy generation.

Products and positioning

Leading manufacturer of press systems and complete production plants for the wood-based panels, forming and recycling industries; independent family business in its fifth generation.

Product categories. Press systems · Complete production plants for wood-based panels · Complete production plants for forming · Complete production plants for recycling · Solutions for sustainable energy generation

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