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SIEMPELKAMP is an internationally oriented technology group for machinery and plant engineering, foundry technology, and industrial services.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

SIEMPELKAMP is an internationally oriented technology group for machinery and plant engineering, foundry technology, and industrial services. It is a system supplier of press lines and complete plants for the wood-based panel industry, metal forming, and the composites and rubber industry, and also designs and manufactures automated guided vehicle systems, industrial fans and equipment, and crane systems. The group operates through three business units — Capital, Service, and Metal — and comprises 28 companies with 44 locations worldwide and more than 2,500 employees. Its origins date to 1883, when Gerhard Siempelkamp founded the company and developed drilled heated platen presses that revolutionized the textile industry.

History

The origins of the SIEMPELKAMP Group date back to 1883, when Gerhard Siempelkamp founded the company and revolutionized the textile industry with the drilled heated platen presses he developed. In 1902, the SIEMPELKAMP iron and metal foundry was established to supply castings for the machine factory. By 1920, SIEMPELKAMP presses enjoyed an increasingly high reputation and were also built for additional applications such as metal forming. In 1930, the first fiber presses and associated drying plants and conveying systems were developed, marking the entry into process technology. In 1931, the first overseas exports of plywood presses and equipment went to the USA. In 1954, the first complete plant for the production of particleboard was constructed. In 1964, the foundry developed and built the primary shielding of the nuclear reactor of the nuclear-powered merchant ship MS 'Otto Hahn'. In 1969, the first MDF plant was constructed. Over more than 13 decades, SIEMPELKAMP's product and service portfolio evolved into a global system provider for customer industries such as wood-based materials, metal forming, composite materials, decommissioning of nuclear plants, and complex and extremely heavy castings.

Products and positioning

System supplier of press lines and complete plants; internationally oriented technology group.

  • Press lines and complete plants for the wood-based panel industry

  • Metal forming machinery and plants

  • Plants for the composites and rubber industry

  • Automated guided vehicle systems

  • Industrial fans and equipment

  • Crane systems

  • Heavy castings up to 320 t

  • Transport and storage containers for radioactive waste

Recent events

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    Siempelkamp appoints sales leaders for South America[6]

    Siempelkamp appointed Werner Masnitza as a senior consultant, Jonathan Parisotto as Sales Director for Siempelkamp do Brasil Wood Division South America, and Daniel Hasemann as Sales Director for Siempelkamp Maschinen- und Anlagenbau GmbH's Wood Division South America.

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