We are a mid-sized family-owned company based in the heart of Baden-Württemberg. Our core competencies are the shredding and compacting of all kinds of waste.
WEIMA machines turn big into small again. Together with our customers, we lay the foundation for a world without (unused) waste.
The NFK-Recycling project brings research and industry together: In collaboration with Zittau/Görlitz University of Applied Sciences and TU Dresden, WEIMA helps develop a sustainable recycling process for natural fiber-reinforced plastics. Innovative shredding technology paves the way for a biological recycling approach and a truly circular economy.
Read moreIn Alsenz, Rhineland-Palatinate, extraordinary pieces of furniture are created from a special raw material: used barrique barrels. In a complex process, the curved oak parts are steamed, pressed, dried, and then processed into high-quality furniture. To make efficient use of these residual materials, the company relies on shredding and briquetting technology from WEIMA.
Read moreCommercial Plastics Recycling, Inc. processes over 8,000 tons of PET start-up material annually with shredding technology from WEIMA – reliably, efficiently and sustainably. Two single-shaft shredders ensure uniform regrind, maximum system availability and a tangible contribution to the circular economy.
Read moreWEIMA will be presenting the new version of the W5 single-shaft shredder series for plastics and the revised C.200 Duo dewatering press at K 2025 in Düsseldorf. The trade fair appearance will be rounded off by the presentation of the WE.connect digital service platform.
Read moreIn an interview with the VDMA in the run-up to the K 2025 trade fair in Düsseldorf, Patrick Henzler from WEIMA emphasizes the growing importance of recycling production waste in the plastics industry – one topic is particularly close to his heart.
Read moreWEIMA looks back on the VDMA’s two-day networking meeting, which was attended by almost 40 representatives from member companies at the headquarters in Ilsfeld. The focus topics included LIGNA 2025, neuromarketing and the funding landscape in Germany.
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